PCL, partners celebrate topping off downtown Toronto’s modern landmark

Recently, ironworkers placed the final curved steel beam 47 storeys above downtown Toronto, crowning Cadillac Fairview’s 160 Front Street West commercial office tower, a short walk away from the CN Tower.

National structural engineering firm breaks into U.S.

Operating from 14 locations in Canada and specializing in structural engineering, the design consultant, RJC Engineers (RJC), has acquired the U.S. firm, Kordt Engineering Group (KEG) from the latter’s Las Vegas and Reno, Nevada, offices.

BMO’s new workspace opens in Toronto’s Eaton Centre

The recently opened BMO Place is a 32,516-m2 (350,000-sf) workspace for the Bank of Montreal (BMO) within Toronto’s Eaton Centre at Yonge-Dundas Square. The workplace has repurposed a former Sears office into a transformative space with accessibility, inclusion, and collaboration in mind.

$321.4M infrastructure deficit spells trouble for Fredericton

Inflationary pressures have ballooned Fredericton’s costs of replacing all outdated infrastructure, also referred to as the infrastructure deficit, to $321.4 million.

Havergal College uses copper to bridge tradition and sustainability

Many of Havergal’s original buildings utilize copper material for roofs, parapets, and flashings. The strength and resilience of these copper elements prove well-suited, especially for educational and institutional buildings with long lifespans.