A tonkatsu restaurant on a tight pre-opening schedule. A multi-generational Richmond home. A West End ramen counter. Three very different mandates, one consistent way of building.
Full tenant fixturing of a Japanese tonkatsu restaurant: exhibition kitchen, custom millwork, signature copper pendant light installation, and FF&E. Delivered in time for the soft launch.
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A six-bedroom custom home built around a double-height entry hall, dedicated parents' wing, and a separate kitchen for traditional cooking. Delivered on the original budget with the 2-5-10 warranty registered at handover.
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An open-kitchen ramen-ya with custom hinoki counter, hand-finished plaster walls, and a steam-managed exhaust system. One of the busier ramen openings of the season.
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"They handed over our restaurant on the day they said they would, in the budget we agreed to in February. That sentence shouldn't be impressive in this industry — but it is."
"Our custom home took eleven months from breaking ground to move-in. The team was on site every day, and the deficiency list at handover was a single page."
"We renovated the entire main floor while living upstairs with two young kids. Prosperous Square made that genuinely workable — communication was constant."