Limberlost Place, one of Ontario’s first mass timber, net-zero carbon emissions institutional building, has now reached the highest point in its construction. The final wood and steel beams were installed in the 10-storey facility located at George Brown College’s (GBC’s) Waterfront campus in Toronto.
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Toronto’s Rogers Centre will continue its $300 million renovation with the stadium’s 100-level seating bowl and structure, which will be fully demolished—from foul pole to foul pole—at the end of the 2023 season and rebuilt to contribute to the modernized baseball viewing experience of Blue Jays fans.
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Rogers Stadium Limited Partnership awarded the first phase of the Rogers Centre’s $300 million renovation to PCL Constructors Canada Inc. last month, and work is now well underway this offseason before the stadium opens for the 2023 season in April.
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Global group, PCL Construction, has promoted employees in its Toronto office into leadership roles to forge its expansion path towards new areas in Central and Eastern Canada.
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Rogers Centre’s $300M renovation design incorporates fan feedback, market research, learnings from the use of Toronto Blue Jays’ 26.3-hectare (65-acre) training facility Player Development Complex, and insights from the global design firm Populous for a visitor-focused transformation.
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A design-build team of HDR, PCL Construction, and Stantec will work to create the new St. Paul’s Hospital Project in Vancouver, B.C.
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