The project consisted of the construction of a 12,000 sf atrium and cafeteria space. The atrium is constructed of 13 parralam wood arches supporting a high performance clear glass curtain wall system. The curtain wall roof was designed to act as an expansion joint to take the different movements of the two buildings that the atrium is bridging.

Demolition and renovation of an existing dealership to meet the new design requirements of Land Rover and Jaguar totaling12,500 sf and including a complete new showroom.

An existing industrial building was renovated and partly demolished to allow for a curtain wall façade with aluminum and gravel panel inserts, in order to accommodate a car dealership. Major modifications to the concrete structure were required in order to build the new main entrance and the new drive through. The interior was transformed into a 10,000 sf tiled showroom with an interior drive-in of 5,000 sf separated by a glass wall from the show room. Other areas included new sales offices and service bays.

BMW dealership, including full glass curtain wall façade, service and wash bay facilities, and administrative offices

Located in Dorval, this new dealership of 16,000 sf includes an 8 service bays garage, an alignment stop, and two wash bays. The envelope is composed of curtain wall, aluminium composite panels, and corrugated metallic coating while the main showroom features a reflective ceramic wall and suspended ceiling panels held by aircraft cables.

The new 17,000 square foot head office for Coach Canada Bus Company includes a maintenance facility for buses complete with wash bays, engine replacement facility and administrative offices.

4469 Ste-Catherine St. West is the development of a 5-storey rental building, complete with an underground parking garage. The frontage of the building is made of Quebec St. Marc stone and features artisan zinc sloping roof panels. The building replaces a vacant lot between two existing buildings at the corner of Ste-Catherine Street, and Metcalfe Street in the Westmount municipality.

Renovation and extension of a Lexus dealership in Ste. Julie, Quebec. The project included taking down interior and exterior walls to accommodate a new showroom, added wash bays and service bays, as well as an extended mezzanine. Work was completed on budget and ahead of schedule.

Part of the head office complex for Canada Post in Ottawa, the Control Center accounted for almost $20,000,000 of the project’s overall construction cost, a figure indicative of the complexity of the work involved. It houses the world’s most sophisticated mail monitoring system, together with advanced-technology communications and computing facilities that tie the system to regional centers across the country and provide its national intelligence. Built to clean room standards, the center features multi-level computer flooring, several thousand meters of communication and power cabling, and provision for special systems to control air exchanges within the environment.

This project required the demolition of an existing car showroom and reconstruction of new one, including the renovation of the existing parts area, service department and administrative offices totaling 22,000 square feet.