Projects

This multi purpose project, located in Toronto, at the north-west corner of King and John Streets is home to the Toronto International Film Festival which has its offices on the fourth, fifth and sixth floors...

This world class residential condominium, with retail spaces on the first and second levels, is located at the south-east corner of Yonge and Bloor Streets close to Toronto’s fashionable shopping district.

This multi purpose project, located in Toronto, at the north-west corner of King and John Streets is home to the Toronto International Film Festival which has its offices on the fourth, fifth and sixth floors...

This sixty-two storey, residential, condominium is constructed over three basement levels, at the north-east corner of the intersection of Yonge Street and The Esplanade.

This condominium lofts residence is comprised of three components, in a former industrial area of the City of Toronto, west of the downtown, which is being revitalized as a residential community.

The project, consisting of two high-rise residential condominium towers, and future office tower, is located on the west side of York Street, between Brenner Boulevard and Gardiner/Lakeshore Boulevard.

The first phase of this residential condominium project, composed of a twelve storey block and a fourteen storey block, linked by a three storey space bridge truss component, containing three levels of condominium residences...

This four storey up scale condominium, designed to resemble a palatial French chateau, is located at the south-east corner of Bayview Avenue and Post Road, in Toronto.

This residential complex, composed of three, three storey townhouse blocks, with private elevators, and roof terraces, a forty-six storey west tower, and a fifty-six storey east tower is located at the west side of Bay Street...

This condominium project, located at the south-east corner of the intersection of Mill and Parliament Streets, in the redeveloping distillery district of Toronto, is comprised of a nine storey podium...

This thirty-nine storey residential condominium structure with retail spaces at the ground floor is located at 390 Cherry Street, north of the railway lines.

The three residential towers of this condominium project range in height from twenty-nine to thirty-nine storeys, and project above a common three storey podium structure, over a three level subgrade parking structure.

These two, thirty-six storeys residential, condominium towers, rising above a five level podium, located in the Scarborough district of Toronto, at the south side of highway 401, were completed in 2004.

This thirty-nine storey residential condominium, tower, rising adjacent to a seven storey residential, podium, is located north of Fleet Street, south of the Gardiner Expressway, and east of Strachan Avenue, to the west of downtown Toronto.

This mixed use project, completed in 2003, is located at the north-west corner of the intersection of Bloor and Bellair Streets, in the trendy part of Bloor Street, in mid-town Toronto.

This residential condominium project, completed in 2008, at the north side of Wellesley Street, between Church and Jarvis Streets, near midtown Toronto, is comprised of a forty-one level tower block...

This mixed-use development on the east side of Yonge Street, adjacent to the Yonge Street subway, in the North York district of Toronto, was completed in 2001.

This innovative project, consisting of three low-rise office blocks, joined at the ground floor, and a three storey call centre, all constructed over two levels of a subgrade parking garage...

This mixed use development is located at the south-east corner of Yonge Street and Sheppard Avenue, adjacent to the Yonge and Sheppard subway tunnels connection.

This thirty-three storey residential condominium, with retail occupancy on the ground floor, is located at the north-east corner of Bedford Road and Bloor Street in Toronto, close to the campus of the University of Toronto.

This twenty-nine storey rental apartment tower, over a seven storey podium block, is located on the east side of Church Street, south of Shuter Street in downtown Toronto.

This forty-seven storey condominium project is located at the north-west corner of the intersection of Adelaide and Church Streets. The residential tower and podium, along with the parkette at the ground floor...

This twenty-three level residential condominium, plus three levels of superstructure parking, is located north of Bloor Street, east of the Yonge Street subway, at 8 Park Road.

This fifty-two storey residential condominium, with seven levels of subgrade parking, and retail space, on the ground floor, is located at the west side of Bay Street between Grosvenor and Grenville Streets, in midtown Toronto.

This thirty storey office building, with two additional mechanical penthouse levels, located at the south-east corner of the intersection of Yonge and Adelaide Streets, in downtown Toronto was completed in 1990.

This eighteen multiplex cinema, with an additional Imax auditorium, was the first of its kind to be built in Canada. It is located in the City of Vaughan which borders with the north-west limits of the City of Toronto.

Between 1994 and 1999, the firm undertook the structural design of three small municipal arenas, seating between three and five thousand spectators in the bleacher seats.

This mixed use development consists of four hotel levels, with retail space on the ground floor, and five levels of private residences, above the hotel, all constructed over four levels...

The ten tree sculptures located north of the west tower of Bankers Hall, on Stephen Avenue, are a gift from Trizec Hahn Office Properties to the City of Calgary, made in 2000...

In the late nineteen nineties and early twenties, the firm was chosen by Cineplex Odeon to provide the structural designs for multiple auditoria cinema buildings, in various centres in Canada...

This suburban corporate office complex, located in Richmond Hill, Ontario, was completed in 2001. It is a four storey reinforced concrete structure, constructed over two subgrade vehicular parking levels.

The project site, on the south side of Commissioners Street, at the east side of the Don Roadway, borders on a shipping channel of Lake Ontario, and has been planned to accommodate more than thirty sound stages.

This was one of the first multi use complexes built in downtown Toronto, combining a fifty-one storey residential tower, and a nineteen storey office block, over a three level shopping centre, with a three level subgrade parking garage underlying the entire complex.

This thirty-one storey ultra high end residential condominium project, also includes four high end townhouses, each with its own private elevator. It is located close to the trendy part of Bloor Street in downtown Toronto.

The first and second phases were constructed between 1970 and 1977. The cranked shapes of the plans of the two towers at the edge of Lake Ontario presented a special wind analysis problem, which had to be solved, before the reinforced concrete slabs and shear walls of the structural could be designed.

After the success of Phase I, which included the east office tower, and a six storey podium, which was designed to support a second high rise office tower, the Owner decided...

This is the first of the electronic billboard structures to be constructed at the intersection of Yonge and Dundas Streets in downtown Toronto,

The original centre, the structure of which was designed by this office, was built in 1964, and served the region from west Montreal to Cornwall so successfully that it was decided to add a second level in 1981.

With the successful completion of the Pointe Claire Centre, the developer decided upon a vertical expansion for the Polo Park Shopping Centre, in Winnipeg. Here too, the primary criterion was to keep the centre in operation throughout...

The hotel was built in 1972 and 1973 and was originally the Downtown London Holiday Inn. As part of the London City Centre Project it is a reinforced concrete structure constructed over a two level subgrade parking garage.

The 4,000 plus pieces of granite and sandstone masonry were stacked the length of a city block before cleaning and reconditioning. They have now been returned to their former position and glory.

This shopping centre, in the core of London Ontario, occupies a site on the north and south sides of King Street. The block on the north side of King Street is entirely new, and contains a three level subgrade reinforced concrete flat slab parking structure, below the two level north portion, of the shopping galleria, with its lineal skylight which is framed in structural steel.

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...

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.

This prestige 32 storey tall condominium tower residence is part of the Madison Centre, in the core of North York. The superstructure is composed of unbonded post-tensioned concrete one-way slabs spanning 11 metres, between supporting shear walls.

This exciting complex of prestige offices, and a two level shopping centre, constructed in three blocks, ranging in height from eight to fourteen storeys, is arranged on the north and south sides of a central east-west atrium space. A two level subgrade parking garage occupies the entire site below the lower shopping level.

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.

This multi use development is unique, not only in Halifax, but in the Atlantic Canada region. It contains a three level specialty shopping centre with eight cinemas and a food fair, on the lowest subgrade level.

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...