More projects done right.

Developed by a coalition of seven organizations, Place des Arts is a multidisciplinary hub that celebrates 50 years of Franco-Ontarian culture. From its architecture to its cuisine and programming, the 40,000 sq. ft. facility is an immersive experience that brings new life to downtown Sudbury.

Centennial’s A-Building Expansion is the country’s first zero-carbon, mass timber academic facility. The building’s design incorporates Indigenous principles and embodies the concept of Two-Eyed Seeing through its inclusive, flexible learning environments, gathering spaces and more.

The Bombardier Centre for Aerospace and Aviation blends history with state-of-the-art technology and modern design. The 138,000 sq. ft. campus repurposes the historic De Havilland building and includes two aircraft hangars, labs, electro-mechanical systems, classrooms and office space.

From concept to construction, Humber College’s new International Graduate School was delivered in just 11 months. Located in the heart of Toronto, this educational hub integrates students into the downtown core and connects them with opportunities that will help them reach their professional goals.

More members of the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte now have access to fresh, clean water. The community’s new water treatment plant, reservoir and supply system now provide this valuable resource to 321 homes across the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory – lifting five long-term drinking water advisories.