Office Buildings


By Dave 24 Feb, 2011
This distinctive twenty three storey office tower is clad with a glass and granite curtain wall. The clear spans, in the range of fifteen metres, are framed with bonded, post-tensioned, concrete beams, spanning from the perimeter columns to the central core...
By Dave 24 Feb, 2011
This precast concrete and glass clad terraced office building is located on St. Clair Avenue, west of Yonge Street in Toronto. The reinforced concrete frame incorporates modified drop panels to frame the thirty by forty-five feet rectangular bays, and reinforced concrete transfer beams and spandrels to pick up the offset columns above, which create the set backs to frame the terraced levels.
By Dave 24 Feb, 2011
This project in the heart of downtown Toronto integrates an existing 12 storey historical building with a new modern 16 storey office tower. The two buildings are linked by a 12 storey glazed atrium with a skylight roof.
By Dave 24 Feb, 2011
The poor soil conditions, requiring steel "H" piles to be driven from eight metres to twenty metres below grade, to bedrock, together with the available labour force, and the ten metre square bay sizes...
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