We're not just building homes. We're building relationships
Our story
For over 30 years, we’ve gone above and beyond to create high-quality custom home designs and renovation plans. Our dedication to building relationships means we listen to precisely what you want, down to every last detail.
And we don’t just create construction-ready plans and hand them over. We consult with contractors and engineers to see your project through till the end. We’re with you every step of the way.
We don't do 'good enough', we do it right.
To change the way homes are built in North America.
To design homes that make a positive difference.
Respect
Integrity
Excellence
Relationships
Diligence
Meet our team
Ivory Winston
Before graduating from TRU's Architectural Program in 2010, Ivory worked as a concrete finisher, and carpenter. He joined PROCAD in 2012, bringing his hands-on knowledge and experience to the design process.
Originally from Port Hardy, B.C., Ivory and his family now call Kamloops home. He has served as a board member at his church for more than six years. His designs reflect and represent his commitment to family and community.
Ivory is passionate about woodworking and natural stone construction and loves incorporating hand-crafted details and other traditional techniques into his builds. He enjoys working with clients to make the design process as smooth as possible.
Dan Moore
A former electrician, mechanical and plumbing design technologist. Dan graduated from TRU's Architectural Program in 2015. He's worked on everything from small residential spaces to prominent educational institutes. He brings invaluable experience to his design work at PROCAD.
Dan grew up in the Fraser Valley, loves the great outdoors, and likes bringing the beauty of nature into his designs. Whether that’s timber posts in an entryway or a creatively-angled breakfast nook for a fantastic view. In another life, Dan was also a chef. His love of food and cooking means he takes special pride in designing beautiful yet functional kitchens and dining spaces.