Montreal-based homebuilder, Broccolini, plans to build a second mixed-use condominium on River Street in downtown Toronto, aiming to offer affordable housing with all the 388 residential suites.
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Located in Saint-Bruno, on the South Shore of Montreal in Quebec, the Montpellier Residence was renovated, using brick, marble, slate, lime plaster, and wood, exemplifying the mid-century esthetic of the 1960s, to create an...
Limberlost Place, one of Ontario’s first mass timber, net-zero carbon emissions institutional building, has now reached the highest point in its construction. The final wood and steel beams were installed in the 10-storey facility...
Therme Canada has revealed a new design for the West Island of Ontario Place, which will become a year-round family-friendly destination attraction with additional public parkland space.
VIA Rail has invested more than $25 million in the renovation of Winnipeg Union Station, a cornerstone of its western operations, allowing the company to continue providing a safe, comfortable, accessible, and sustainable user...
Sonder Maisonneuve, a high-end extended stay hotel located in downtown Montreal, was designed to prevent thermal bridging, and reduce condensation, especially in challenging areas such as the connection points between the building’s continuous balconies...
Community and not-for-profit organizations and private developers can build more new rental properties in Prince Edward Island with the renewal of the Housing Challenge Fund pilot, which added $50 million to contribute to housing...
Hellen Christodoulou, with more than 40 years of experience in bridges and major bridge structures in North America, has joined the Canadian hot-dip metal galvanizer, Corbec, as executive vice-president of engineering, sustainability, and business...
The design plan for the revitalization of David Crombie Park in downtown Toronto will address the city’s sustainability goals through the application of the architect Arcadis IBI’s dynamic carbon model.
ADHOC Architectes (ADHOC) led the restoration of a nearly two-century-old farmhouse annex in Quebec’s Eastern Townships, which was originally constructed by the area’s first Loyalist immigrants. Throughout the process, ADHOC remained dedicated to the...
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