Commercial/Residential Building

This commercial/residential building is a design-bid-build type of project, located in Fergus, Ontario. This project is a new 10,000 square foot two storey building. The first storey is a commercial space complete with service areas. The second storey is a residential space with 10 residential units complete with service areas, and are rented out by the owner.

Construction Specifics

 Conventionally Poured Footings and Foundations

 Load Bearing Masonry Complete with Precast Floor Panel

 Exterior Uses Brick and Hard Plank Siding

 Wood Framed Interior and Exterior Walls on Second Storey

 Drywall, Carpet and Ceramic Tile Used for Finishes

The Highland Manor Retirement Home is a construction management type of project, located in Fergus, Ontario. This project is a 20,000 square foot addition to the existing retirement home that is complete with services areas.

Features of the Addition

 New Elevator Providing Access to Existing Structure

 New Lounge Complete with a Kitchenette

19 One Bedroom Suites

 8 Two Bedroom Suites

New Front Entry to Existing Building

Construction Specifics

 Conventionally Poured Footings and Foundations

 Wood Framed Building Complete with Wood Trusses

 Finishes Including Tile, Carpet, and Sheet Flooring (Wood)

Sutherland Insurance is a design-bid-build type of project, located in Guelph, Ontario. This project is a conversion of an existing Canada Post facility into a finished office space.

Features of the Conversion

New Front Entry

 New Skylight Running the Full Length of the Building

 Structural Upgrades and Roofing

 New Window Openings in the Existing Exterior Walls

Interior Renovation Specifics

The interior renovation required both steel studs and drywall to be installed. Upgraded finishes, including flooring and painting, were also included in the renovation.

Halwell Mutual Insurance is a design-bid-build type of project located in Guelph, Ontario. This project is an addition and a renovation to the previous building, which was a 1950s bomb shelter. Along with the new addition and various renovations, there was a new barrier free ramp and architectural accents added to the front of the building.

Addition Features

The new addition features new offices, a new conference room and a new employee lunchroom.

Renovation Details

The new renovation to the 1950s bomb shelter features new offices, as well as a front entry.

Construction Specifics

Conventional Footings and Foundations Applied to the Addition

Load Bearing Masonry Complete with OSWJ and Steel Deck

 Extensive Demolition to Complete the Renovation

 New Exterior Stone Throughout