Seasons, a twin tower family oriented development in North York, developed by Concord Pacific Group, is valued at $200 million, includes a 39 and a 42 storey tower, 926,000 square feet of construction, 694 suites and townhouses, and luxurious amenities such an outdoor skating rink, lush landscaping, 4 levels of underground parking and a 2 storey podium.

The Seasons project is a continuation and evolution of the Park Place development located in North York where a new destination for family living has been created. This project continues the tradition of extensive amenities as part of the project, in addition to lush green spaces, and a park area, and features 4 floors of underground parking, and a 2 floor podium. The suites include luxurious bathrooms, high-end European appliances and functional kitchens.

490 St Clair in Toronto is an impressive development composed of 3 towers offering over 1,332 luxurious residential units with a harmonious blend of urban living and natural beauty.
At the heart of this development lies a vibrant public park, seamlessly connected to a serene mid-block open space. The development will also feature daycare facilities with spacious outdoor play areas, catering to the needs of families within the community. Plus, dynamic retail spaces will bring life to the widened public boulevards, enriching the local experience for residents and visitors alike.
What truly sets 490 St Clair apart is its strategic and eco-friendly design, featuring 5 levels of below-grade construction and a geothermal program serving Towers 2 and 3.

Construction of a new commercial retail center of approximately 1,000,000 square feet, including major civil works and urban spaces beginning construction in fall 2021. The first phase consists of the construction of a 210,000 square foot commercial building, for two (2) new retail stores, complete with a 180,000 square foot greenhouse above the retail area. Project delivery is scheduled for the fall 2022.

Owned by Oxford Properties Group, and designed by Quadrangle Architects, Brimley Road will include approximately 1.2 million sq.ft. in three towers of 32, 41, and 50 storeys. Situated over 2 to 7 storey podiums and bisected by a 22,000 sq.ft. publicly accessible open space. The project is serviced by 2 levels of contiguous underground parking and involves the straightening of Borough Drive, a municipal road, which will require a land swap between the city and the owner.

This 1.7 million sf, 79 storey residential tower is Canada's fourth tallest condominium building and ranks among the top 100 tallest buildings in the world. Five stories of underground parking accommodate the 940 residential units including five floors of ultra luxurious penthouses. A 5 storey, 250,000 sf podium sits at the base of the tower.
During construction, a temporary loading dock access ramp was built to be in operation 24 hours a day while a permanent steel bridge was constructed through the site using top-down construction methods. Not only is Aura one of the first fully sprinklered residential building in Toronto, but it also includes individual water source heat pumps for each unit.

These iconic super high-rise twin towers, called Canada House, located next to the Rogers Center, and developed by Concord Pacific Group, are valued at over $400 million, includes an 80 and a 70 storey tower, totaling over 1,300,000 sf of construction, 1,397 units, luxurious amenities such as touchless car wash facilities, 6 levels of underground parking and a 12 storey podium.

Canada House's design is a tribute to all that is Canadian. Included in the façade are specifically designed lights and colored panels, that once illuminated, take the shape of the Canadian Maple Leaf. Additionally, an exterior "lake" for canoeing, echoing Canada's vast rivers, transforms into a skating rink in the winter. The suites include oversize tiled bathrooms, fully decked balconies, complete with infrared heaters, similar to the ones found on restaurant terraces across Canada, custom doors and frames, and Miele's newest technological achievement - ductless dryers.

This project is the Corporate Headquarters for Canada's national phone carrier. Reliance's mandate began prior to the selection of the consulting engineers, with Reliance acting as master team leader and design-builder. All budgeting, scoping and value engineering was performed by Reliance prior to the completion of design drawings. Initially, Reliance's mandate included the construction of 1,200,000 square feet of gross constructed area of building and a tenant fit up of 570,000 square feet, to be completed within an 18 month fast-track schedule. Reliance's mandate was increased to include Phase II, consisting of an additional 440,000 square feet of gross constructed area, containing 200,000 square feet of below grade parking and 240,000 square feet of additional finished space above grade. The project was designed as a LEED certified (Leadership in Environmental and Energy Design) campus site for 4,600 employees, comprising three architectural precast/curtain wall office buildings of 4, 5 and 8 storeys all interconnected by glazed atriums for Phase I, and two precast/curtain wall buildings of 5 and 3 storeys interconnected by an atrium for Phase II. The ground floors are designed to include retail spaces replicating a city core environment surrounded by a fully landscaped interior courtyard of 200,000 square feet complete with walking paths and an outdoor amphitheater. The complex also includes a 2 storey cafeteria in phase I and a 9,000 square foot cafeteria in Phase II, a gym and spa, a day care center, 3 atriums of 3 and 4 storeys, 27 elevators, 20,000 square feet of state of the art conference and training center space, high level security systems and an elaborate automated temperature and environmental control system. Parking for 2,150 cars, totaling 800,000 square feet, is constructed underneath the entire campus.