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Studio Jonah has been searching for an effective way to communicate more closely with our clients and readers. It is important for us to stay connected with everyone interested in and supporting our works and holistic vision of creating architecture that empowers people through great design. This September, we are very excited to share our first…

The Ryerson School of Interior Design welcomes Principal Architect of the firm, Onah Jung as one of the lecturers for the course, Design Technology II effective September 1, 2015 to December 31, 2015.  With many years of professional training combined with past teaching experience would contribute the posting greatly.  In addition to this academic appointment, she also currently serves on the…

The OAA+2030 Professional Education Series is a partner program of the successful AIA+2030 Professional Services developed through a partnership between Architecture 2030 and AIA Seattle.  OAA+2030 gives design professionals the knowledge to create next-generation, super-efficient buildings–and provides firms with the skills that will set them apart in the marketplace.  The official website link to the…

An article written by our principal, Onah Jung was recently published in the Toronto Star. The article, How(and why) Small Businesses Should Get In on the RFP Action? was originally posted on Toronto Star Business Club on February 17, 2014. You can view it here. How (and why) small businesses should get in on the RFP action? After writing…

A refreshing change is underway for Studio Jonah with this brand new website! Feel free to try out the interface and explore new features including a more in-depth look into the company and our design values. A News section has been added, with updates on Studio Jonah’s projects and community involvement. The News section is…

In early March of 2012, Principal architect Onah Jung was invited to the Ryerson University Department of Architecture to participate in a design charette held by the student-led group Freedom By Design (FBD). Through design and fundraising, FBD provides accessibility in the homes of lower-income disabled individuals, receiving aid and mentorship from industry professionals and…

Developing projects outside of the physical realm of Western architecture is always an interesting experience. The same considerations of history, identity, and cost are all taken into account but are reflected upon much more critically simply due to its foreign nature. Studio Jonah is fortunate enough to be undertaking this exciting endeavor with a commission…

The best architects listen. Listen to the needs vocally expressed by the client but more importantly, catching the desires implicit within. While providing design solutions for their needs and desires, we mix in our own flare which clearly delineates architecture from mere ‘building.’ Studio Jonah’s Woodbine Avenue Renovation Project, the first comprehensive development project for…