Struct-Con completed interior and exterior renovations to the school.

Struct-Con completed interior finishes, new walls, administration centre and student area.

Struct-Con completed construction of a two storey masonry steel and brick school, approximately 95,000 square foot.

Struct-Con completed the new construction of a fully functioning, three storey school. It was approximately 80,000 square foot school. This project achieved LEED Silver certification.

Struct-Con successfully completed the new construction of the 80,000 square foot school.

Struct-Con completed construction of a day school in Vaughan. The building is one storey and approximately 16,700 square feet. This included site work and landscaping.

The construction of a new elementary school for the Toronto Catholic District School Board.

Struct-Con completed a one storey kindergarten addition of 600 square metres. This project included landscaping and civil work, including the extension of a sprinkler system.

The project included renovations and additions to the existing elementary school. Struct-Con completed three kindergarten classrooms, site services and asphalt work.

The project included extensive interior renovations to classrooms throughout the school.

Construction of a new, fully functioning school for the Toronto Catholic District School Board.

The addition and renovation for the existing school. The additions were approximately 820 square metres. They were two storey with six classrooms, support spaces and extensive interior renovations. There was also the construction of a new parking lot and student drop-off area.

The construction of two kindergarten additions to the school. The school was constructed of load bearing masonry and brick veneer.

Struct-Con contributed to the development of a state of the art assisted housing development and community health clinic agency. This included 30 units that were geared to the specific needs of the agencies patients.

Completion of extensive renovations of a warehouse to convert it into a healthcare facility. The renovation was approximately 10,000 square feet satellite.

Building envelope repairs, electrical and mechanical service upgrades.

Constructed a lunchroom, change rooms, and offices within the space of the existing concourse level, and storage space at the platform level for the use of personnel performing End of Line cleaning and maintenance work.

Accessibility upgrades to Council Chambers at 100 Queen St. W

Struct-Con completed the interior redevelopment and modernization of Regional Chambers of the Halton Regional Centre.

Struct-Con completed construction of a new gymnasium and state-of-good repair work to Earl Bales Community Centre.

Struct -Con completed a new two-storey structure accommodating the Reporting Station and a single storey Active Response Bay structure.

Struct-Con completed the extensive interior renovations to the existing facility.

The project consists of renovations to a three storey, 90,000 square foot office building with a partial basement and a new addition of a 100 square foot, four-stop hydraulic passenger elevator.

Renovation and redevelopment at Wolfedale Yard.

The Bill Fisch Forest Stewardship and Education Centre is part of a 90-year effort to regenerate a forest that was lost in the 1800's. The structure is a single storey, rectangular form that is approximately 4,000 square feet. This project achieved LEED Platinum and the Living Building Challenge certification,

Struct-Con completed a modernization and easier access project on TTC Pape Station.

The construction of the Collections Building was approximately 18,000 square feet, with an addition parking lot. The mechanical system included ground source heating and cooling with displacement ventilation and energy recovery ventilators.

Fire Station 324 was a designated heritage building, which needed to undergo extensive renovations. The scope of work included three Apparatus Bays for the fire trucks, a storage bay for equipment and a living/work area for the fire fighters.

Struct-Con completed the expansion of the existing daycare.

The work on this project consisted of extensive renovations of the kitchen and other rooms throughout the existing building.

Struct-Con completed extensive renovations on Sunnyside Supportive Housing and Wellness Centre. The block includes various sized apartments and a wellness area for the residents. This project achieved LEED Silver.

The new Native Child and Family Services of Toronto is approximately 30,000 square foot. The former office building was renovated to house a childcare centre, health facilities and administration offices.