The South Niagara Hospital reached a new milestone as the project is on its way to becoming Canada’s first WELL-certified hospital.
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The New Brunswick Museum (NBM) in Saint John recently began construction and celebrated its groundbreaking ceremony.
The Climate Smart Buildings Alliance, a collaboration between EllisDon, RBC, and Mattamy Homes, has unveiled the Responsible Buildings Pact to promote the use of low carbon materials in construction.
EllisDon has been selected to lead the Warden Station redevelopment project, which is a key component of a comprehensive urban revitalization plan that will breathe new life into the Warden and St. Clair Avenue...
EllisDon Developments recently launched its plans for Arcadia District, a transformative four-tower community in central Etobicoke, Toronto.
Co-authored by ZGF Architects (ZGF), Fast+Epp, EllisDon, and Lafarge, “Concrete: A Pragmatic Approach to Lowering Embodied Carbon,” is a free and publicly available technical guide that outlines strategies to reduce concrete’s impact in construction,...
Centennial College’s new A-Building in Toronto’s Progress campus, completed at approximately $112 million, highlights Indigenous connections through collaboration with an Indigenous Working Group, Colliers Project Leaders, EllisDon Construction, DIALOG, and Smoke Architecture.
This June, Geoff Smith will be stepping down as EllisDon’s president and CEO. He will be replaced by Kieran Hawe, the current chief operating officer (COO) and an employee of the company for more...
British Columbia’s zero-carbon buildings community recently recognized a group of properties demonstrative of leadership in producing minimal carbon pollution from their component materials and during their construction.
A consortium led by EllisDon and PCL Constructors Canada has recently entered into a development phase agreement (DPA) with Infrastructure Ontario (IO) and Trillium Health Partners (THP) for The Peter Gilgan Mississauga Hospital project.
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