INSTITUTIONAL PROJECTS

Institutional Projects

Tiny Township New Administration Building

Tiny, Ontario

This 29,000 sf, Single-Storey Municipal Administration Building for the Township of Tiny is currently under construction on a greenfield site on Concession 9 East. The Cross-Laminated Timber facility will house administrative offices, Council Chambers, a multi-function room, archive space, and an Emergency Operations Centre, and is being designed to meet Net-Zero Energy and Net-Zero Carbon goals.

Kempenfelt Bay School

Innisfil, Ontario

This Design-Build 25,000sf, 2-Storey, Wood-Framed Private School project was designed to meet the needs of students from JK to Grade 8. The school features a Heavy Timber Overhang and large removable windows to accommodate the owner’s plans for future expansions.

Innisfil Beach Library

Innisfil, Ontario

The Newly Renovated & Extended Library had a 21,500sf footprint which included a number of specialized rooms, such as a; digital media lab, hacker space, and a children’s play & program area. It also has an indoor & outdoor podium for special events, as well as an outdoor reading garden.

Collingwood Paramedic Station

Collingwood, Ontario

This New 6,000+sf Structural Steel Emergency Medical Services Building includes a 5-Bay Garage & multiple Offices. Completed under a Construction Management Contract, this was the 2nd project of 3 projects awarded to us based on our performance and ability to bring our 1st project, the Orillia Paramedic Station in On Time & Under Budget.

Cherry Blossom Development

Port McNicoll, Ontario

This 23,350sf Care Facility in Port McNicoll, Ontario was constructed to provide a modern and efficient care environment. The conventionally wood-framed building features decorative timber architectural detailing and incorporates hydronic heating, high-efficiency heat pumps, walk-in refrigeration, and a full fire sprinkler system, along with comprehensive site servicing and infrastructure.

MacLaren Art Centre

Barrie, Ontario

Located in Barrie’s downtown, the original building was the City of Barrie Library, constructed in the early 1800’s and known as the Carnegie Hall. This project consisted of the removal of the 1930 addition to the Carnegie Hall, restoration of the Carnegie Hall, along with a modern addition to the structure. Great attention to detail was paid throughout the project which involved many different finishes and building techniques. The resulting new building is a beautiful, open, blend of old and new. The new building has now won much critical acclaim and several architectural awards including the Ontario Association of Architects Award for the Best Building under $10 million.

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