Studio for Architecture & Collaboration (StudioAC) is a Toronto-based architectural practice led by Andrew Hill and Jennifer Kudlats. Established in 2015, the studio is dedicated to the design of thoughtful, contemporary architecture that operates at a range of scales—from intimate interiors to complex buildings and public spaces.
At the core of StudioAC’s work is a commitment to creating architecture that is clear, purposeful, and grounded in context. We believe that well-designed spaces have the potential to foster community, enrich daily life, and contribute meaningfully to the built environment. Each project is approached as an opportunity to craft architecture that is both rigorous and human-centered.
The studio’s work has been widely recognized, appearing in international publications and earning numerous accolades, including being named one of Azure Magazine’s “30 Canadian Architecture Firms Breaking New Ground” and receiving the Designer of the Year award from the Designlines magazine.
Andrew Hill and Jennifer Kudlats bring experience from working at KPMB Architects, where they contributed to projects under some of Canada’s leading architects. This foundation informs a practice that values collaboration, design integrity, and a deep engagement with craft and construction.
StudioAC works closely with clients, consultants, and builders throughout all phases of a project. Our process is grounded in curiosity, careful listening, and a belief that architecture—at every scale—can create lasting value.
StudioAC is registered with the Ontario Association of Architects and the Nova Scotia Association of Architects.