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.

Conversion of an existing bulk storage warehouse facility to a modernized refrigerated / freezer distribution center complete with exterior facades being re-built to meet the requirements of a refrigerated environment and upgrades to shipping / receiving activities. The exterior truck parking / loading dock facilities are being fully revamped to suit the conversion from a stagnant warehouse facility to a modern an effective shipping / receiving operation. The project includes the full removal and replacement of the rear building structure and foundation to suit the revised vocation of the building. The existing roofing system is being replaced to meet the new needs of the facility whiCh include a complete refrigeration system for the entire 150,000 square feet of the distribution center.

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.

Central Parc Laval R3 is the third phase of the Central Parc Laval development. This 3rd tower, known as R3, is comprised of 15 residential floors plus a penthouse level, as well as two levels of underground parking. Featuring a large amenity space including a cinema, a golf simulator, a games room (foosball and billiards), and a gym, the building is a concrete structure clad in aluminum paneling with logia balconies. This building includes 149 rental apartment units ranging from approximately 610 square feet to 1,600 square feet. Featuring 4 rounded corners, the very large windows give multiple vantage points for 40% of the units. The owner’s have committed to reducing the carbon footprint of this tower by 17% as compared to the first phase.

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.

Located in picturesque South Oakville, the redevelopment of the existing 1970’s era Bronte Village Mall included the addition of 15,000 square feet of retail space, the construction of two new modern residential towers that contain 481 luxurious suites with 614 underground spaces. The mall renovation was completed while maintaining the Sobeys store in activity with no impact on the business.

The suites range from 700 square feet to over 1200 square feet and are equipped with high end finishes and appliances. Additionally, the buildings are fully equipped with amenities including a pool, roof-top patio and lounge, party room, and a fitness room. Developed by Crombie REIT and Prince Development, this revitalization holds true to the current aesthetic and culture of the Bronte neighborhood and brings an attractive and exciting renewal to the area.

This Gallery sur le Canal third chapter will be the finishing touch of the Gallery sur le Canal three-part condo project in Griffintown, as the third and final development is being built. Comprised of 159 units and on the Lachine canal, this project’s design combines the area’s industrial heritage with modern architecture to create the perfect atmosphere for an inviting home in a flourishing community. To take advantage of the canal’s natural beauty, the rooftop amenities offer a breath-taking view of the water; enhancing the terrace experience is a swimming pool and a common area ideal for relaxing after a long day. Its proximity to the canal also offers a pedestrian walking trail and other outdoor activity options such as cycling, roller-blading and canoe-kayaking. Gallery sur le Canal 3 recognizes how to maximize the Lachine Canal experience and makes it its primary focus.

The 201 Rideau building is located in the historic Ottawa Market district. This facility is a 25 storey, 183,031 square feet building with both hotel and residential units, and 4 floors underground parking. The AC Marriott will occupy the first 17 floors consisting of 208 suites with amenities such as pool, lounge, restaurant and conference rooms. The residential suites consist of the top 8 floors totaling 95 residential suites and independent elevators from parking to the residential suites.

The 75 Slater project is a 25 storey condominium tower being built in the business district of the Ottawa downtown core. The project consists of 194 suites, and a 2 floor underground parking garage. With a mixture of window wall and a precast envelope, the building spans over 159,862 square feet. The upper floor features a beautiful terrace that overlooks the downtown façade. Amenities include items such as bowling lanes and a dining room.

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.