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.

This 110,000 square feet warehouse for Transit, automobile parts supplier, includes 10,000 square feet of offices. The construction's innovative approach includes using geothermal energy to supply the entirety of the heating and cooling system as well as a fully automated warehouse. The total warehouse capacity will be tripled by adding 110,000 square feetto the exiting 50,000 square feet.

Voila by Sobeys is the construction of an automated warehouse project specifically designed for best-in-class grocery home delivery. Totalling 498,000 square feet, this project located in Pointe-Claire is the first of its kind in Quebec and serves both the region of Ottawa and Quebec. This innovative service has the capacity to serve up to 39,000 products including fresh produce.

Voltige Belvedere, the second phase of a new residential development in Montreal will consist of 217 rental units over 16 floors. The building is within the pleasant neighbourhood of Ahuntsic-Cartierville, surrounded by a train station and several shopping malls, and close to many cultural centres and sports complexes. Thanks to its centrality, residents can reach the downtown area in just 15 minutes, as well as the popular neighbourhoods of Mount Royal and Outremont. In terms of its unique architecture, the building’s design was conceived to illuminate the units with natural daylight, and features a balcony in every 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.

Located in the heart of the Island of Montreal, Cité Midtown will provide the best of both worlds by offering a suburban experience while still remaining close to the lively downtown area. The project will include condos and townhouses, covering 757,000 square feet with a total of 740 units. The various amenities included in this beautiful project will cater to all needs. Cité Midtown will include a fully equipped fitness and yoga facility, a heated outdoor saltwater pool, a splash pad as well as a kids' play centre for young families. For more business-oriented needs, the complex will have a shared workspace comprised of a workstation, a kitchenette, and a private boardroom, including a local cafe at the corner of the central plaza. One of its more notable amenities is the addition of a landscape area made of fruit trees and a variety of other plants that will keep its residents connected to nature within the city.

Located in the heart of Montreal's entertainment district in the downtown area, 455 Rene-Levesque will consist of two impressive residential towers, the first composed of 36 floors and the second 45 floors, with a total of 820 rental units. The project will achieve a dual design by being in harmony with one of Montreal's oldest Church to its north, while still matching with the modern downtown atmosphere with its glass design and slightly tilted architecture. The building's surroundings will include the Quartier des Spectacles, two metro stations, and bus and train stations. These two buildings will become important Montreal landmarks, and will be joining the rest of the sky scrapers in the downtown core which have helped shape the beauty and splendor of the city.