FEATURED PROJECTs
Spring Garden feasibility
Client: Mr. Dzamba
Size: 229,000 sq.ft
Budget: $NA
Contract: Feasibility Study
Location: Toronto, Ontario
Credits: SRM Architects
PROJECT SUMMARY:
25 storeys high, 200 unit mixed use residential building with 20-storeys of residential units, 4 levels of underground parking, 2 levels of above grade parking on the Third and Forth floor. Currently for sale, please enquire for more details.
30 Merton Street
Client: QuadReal
Size: 338,500 sq.ft
Budget: $NA
Contract: Project Management/Owners Rep.
Location: Toronto, Ontario
Credits: M&E: Smith + Andersen; Struct: Stephenson Eng., Interiors: Design Agency, Renderings: Designstor, Landscape: Janet Rosenberg & Studio, Building Envelope: Morrison Hershfield, & Architect: Sweeny&Co
PROJECT SUMMARY:
30 Merton is 37 storeys high, 322 unit mixed use residential building with replacement commercial parking below grade and residential parking above grade. The 5-storey podium includes retail at grade with 2-storey townhouses above that conceal the above grade parking behind. Above the townhouses are two additional levels of residential parking, with a façade design that the design team has done a beautiful job at concealing it from the street.
THE Saxony CondominIums
Client: Landform Development Group
Size: 155,000 sq.ft
Budget: $25 Million
Contract: Hybrid CM/Project Management
Location: Burlington, Ontario
PROJECT SUMMARY:
Located on Elgin Street in the heart of downtown Burlington, the Saxony Condominiums is a six-storey, 61-suite luxury boutique development featuring three levels of private underground parking and exquisite interiors by Mike Niven Interior Design Inc. This impressive building has a cast-in-place concrete structure with premium masonry and decorative aluminum cladding on the exterior.
Sitting across from the Burlington Performing Arts Centre and adjacent to Burlington City Hall, the busy downtown location has added unique complexities to the project requiring extensive traffic control measures and additional safety endeavours to ensure minimal impact to the surrounding properties and the general public. Additionally, the build-out to lot lines necessitates sound planning throughout all stages of construction.