An Edmonton investor finds a residential lot that looks promising. The numbers work if the site supports three units. He sends the property to a drafter to find out.
The answer comes back two weeks later.
The analysis is correct. The lot could support the project.
But the property has already sold.
That is the problem Sonja Norton set out to solve with Parsla.
Norton brings roughly 20 years of experience in multi-unit residential architecture and interior design in Edmonton. She has spent her career working with the physical realities that determine whether a development concept fits a property. That experience gave her a direct view of the gap between finding a site and understanding what could be done with it.
