The second phase of the famed residential Tour des Canadiens project, located just south of the first phase, includes a 55 storey, 716,000 sq.ft. tower featuring 590 residential units. The building’s amenity spaces, conceived with Montreal’s downtown energy and vibrancy in mind, include an interior rooftop skylounge, an indoor/outdoor pool, and a wine bar and wine cellar. Additionally, the building sits on 55,000 sq.ft. of land, designed as an urban park, complete with an overhead bridge connection across St. Antoine St., connected into the Bell Centre and the Montreal Underground City.

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.

Major renovation of a 30 year mall in Quebec City, owned by Oxford Group and their partners. The renovation included a new food court area on the 2^nd floor following a relocation from its original space, new entrances, new public spaces, the reconstruction of retail space in the old dining area, the replacement of escalators, new elevators, and the complete renovation of all the common spaces totaling 98,000 sq.ft.. Among other things, during the renovation of the ground floor, all the subgrade infrastructure was completely remediated for pyrite.

The third tower of the Evolo residential project developed by Proment features fully equipped amenities, a unique exterior, subdued and relaxing color schemes and natural materials, an inviting lounge, and a state-of-the-art spa. Featuring 194 units spread over 27 floors, the building is designed by Jean Pierre Bart Architect.

This Audi car dealership is the third in Canada to incorporate the official Audi signature. Located on the south shore of Montreal in LaPrairie, it features a 3,265 sf showroom and a new vehicle delivery area of 840 sf., and was completed in a mere 8 weeks.

Architecturally inspired by the area in which it is located - Montreal's "Quartier des Spectacles" district - this 35 storey, 284 unit "festive" building's theme is clearly evident in its design. The project includes 18'-6" high ceiling lofts and 16' windows on the first 5 floors, a rock climbing wall, and a sky-terrace on the 28th floor for concert viewing and barbecuing. The units feature modern finishes, European appliances and efficient kitchens.

This high profile, 50 storey, 552 unit condominium building is the first new project in Montreal to be connected to Montreal's famed "underground city", and the first project to be associated with the fabled Montreal Canadiens hockey team. Developed jointly by Cadillac Fairview, The Montreal Canadiens, Canderel, and the FTQ, the building is also connected to the AMT (Montreal's regional rail station), includes an exterior pool, lavish party rooms, lounges, fitness space, and a private spa area. The underground portion of the project includes a world-class sports bar, connected directly into the Bell Centre with independent VIP access for the Montreal Canadiens players. The interior of the units include European style kitchens complete with appliances, and designer bathrooms with customized fixtures.

Demolition of the existing buildings started in the late fall of 2015. The project includes a new 510,000 sf 45’ high warehouse located in Lachine, Quebec at the corner of Louis Amos and 23rd Avenue. The facility, along with its 46 loading doors and 7500 SF of finished offices, was delivered in early fall of 2016.

This $70M LEED™ Silver certified corporate campus of 490,000 sq.ft. has 800 underground parking spots, an innovative hot-water perimeter heating incorporating an energy-recovery system, and cooling and state of the art LED interior lighting. The exterior facade is primarily curtain wall and the interior is constructed with the latest in modern office design.

Located on the corner of Bay & College Street, 777 Bay St. is a 30 storey Class "A" tower with two levels of retail concourse, bridging the gap between Bloor Street and Toronto's financial core. 777 Bay Street is one of the pioneer buildings in Toronto's dynamic neighborhood where recent growth is seen in the residential, commercial, and retail sectors. Surrounding the building within a one block radius is Toronto's hospital corridor, the MaRS Medical Research Development, and Queen's Park.
Construction included a complete renovation of the two floor retail concourse along with the building's 3 lobbies, exterior 32,000 SF plaza, and the addition of 4 new elevators to accommodate the building's increased densification program.