Articles tagged with "Commercial"

ABB Installation Products has introduced new Carlon Flex-Plus Blue electrical non-metallic tubing two-piece fittings to streamline conduit installations. These innovative polycarbonate fittings offer a cost-effective and efficient solution by eliminating the need for tape or PVC cement and ensuring tight installations. With their high pull-out force and easy installation, they are ideal for use in various construction scenarios including concrete walls and ceilings. Carlon ENT products are manufactured at ABB's T-CAN facility in Pointe-Claire, Quebec.

The Guzzo cinema complex in Laval has been sold to a company with plans for residential development. The complex will be demolished to make way for new housing projects. This marks a shift from commercial to residential uses of the site, reflecting trends in urban development in the area.

Rivian has started construction on its first permanent service center in Laval, Quebec, in partnership with Groupe Montoni. The 28,000-square-foot facility will adopt LEED v4 standards and feature eco-friendly elements, part of the company's expansion in Canada. It aims to support the upcoming R2 model launch in 2026 and provide comprehensive services throughout the vehicle lifecycle. The project is set to create jobs and utilize local expertise in its development.

The construction of a new technology pavilion at the Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières is progressing well. This building, backed by a $54 million investment, will incorporate urban greenhouses, solar panels, and geothermal systems to promote sustainable development. The facility will also be studied to evaluate its energy consumption.

Medway is set to begin a major mixed-use project in Québec in 2026. The project will feature a 28-story tower located at 3000 Boulevard Laurier, close to major bridges. Construction preparations will start this year and aim for completion by 2032. Twenty-five floors will be devoted to residential use with 896 housing units, while the remaining floors will focus mainly on commercial spaces for the healthcare sector.

Rivian has chosen Laval for its new service center, marking its first permanent facility in the province. The 28,160-square-foot building, set to be completed in January 2026, is being constructed by MONTONI and located in Fabreville, Laval. The project also aims to obtain certain certifications, highlighting the company's commitment to modern standards.

Gilles Desjardins, head of a prominent company, has sent a letter to municipal officials detailing a new project he plans to develop on land he recently acquired on Laurier Street. He believes this project surpasses the previous 'Place des peuples' due to acquiring a key piece of land in 2021, which includes integrating a presbytery. The new location allows for a superior development plan.

Bellai Alliance Floor Finishing Ltd., formerly Bellai Bros. Construction, was fined $65,000 for a workplace incident in which a worker was injured. The incident took place on October 25, 2022, at a highrise construction project located at 1707 Carling Ave. in Ottawa. The fine was levied by an Ontario court as a result of the incident.

Architecture firm Lemay has acquired New York-based FXCollaborative to strengthen its international presence, expecting 60% of future revenue from global markets. The acquisition will allow Lemay to expand in the US and beyond, leveraging FXCollaborative's expertise in skyscrapers and urban environments. With existing locations in several major cities, Lemay aims to utilize this acquisition to gain more projects in other countries. The transition period will last three years, during which FXCollaborative will retain its brand identity.

Richard Geller's company, ALTA Canada, is leading the redevelopment of the vacant Miséricorde hospital property in downtown Montreal, planning a $500 million multifamily rental tower for the first phase. The firm has also purchased other notable properties, including a high-rise office in Montreal’s financial district and a commercial space downtown. Geller, recognized for his impact in real estate and construction, is a 2025 Canadian Next Generation Award winner. ALTA Canada focuses on urban property investments, development, and management.

The Quartier des Lumières project has started in the Ville-Marie neighborhood of Montreal, on the former site of the Radio-Canada tower. The project includes 5,000 housing units, offices, commercial spaces, and a school, aiming to reintegrate the area into the urban fabric and create a southern gateway to Montreal. There are concerns about ensuring affordable housing amidst increasing gentrification. The project plans to be sustainable with LEED certification, extensive green spaces, and sustainable water management systems.

Brigil has finalized plans to transform the current site of Place Cartier, a shopping center, into a comprehensive neighborhood that includes residential, commercial, and community spaces. The new development, called 'Espace Canevas,' was submitted to Gatineau's urban planning department on June 16. This project reflects Brigil's vision since acquiring the mall in 2019 to create a dynamic and versatile area.