Project Gallery: Building

The contemporary 490,000 sf (45,522 square meters) purpose-built production lot is located on a 33.5-acre (13.5 hectares) site, minutes from downtown Toronto in the Port Lands region.

The Canary District was home of the TORONTO 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games Athletes’ Village development, which utilized 14 hectares (35 acres) of an undeveloped section of West Don Lands.

The UBCO Downtown Kelowna project will provide a world-class learning, research, living, and working facility for the University of British Columbia Okanagan.

The 825 Pacific Artist Hub is a seven-storey award-winning, certified Passive House building with a single level of underground parking that provides creative space as a multipurpose arts and cultural hub.

This dealership was designed and built to accommodate sales, service, merchandise and exceptional amenities for Harley Davidson customers. The exterior finishes of the custom-fabricated structural steel building include exposed painted steel, insulated metal panel siding, and curtainwall with bronze siding around the perimeter.

Located on traditional Whitecap Dakota Territory, Dakota Dunes Resort is Saskatoon’s first full-service resort experience. Its proximity to downtown Saskatoon makes it a hidden yet accessible oasis, nestled within a beautiful river setting and surrounded by natural sand dunes.

Located directly next to the existing King George Skytrain station in central Surrey, this award-winning development marks an innovative approach to connecting business, transit, and community, making it an ideal location for retail and entertainment.

Ledcor, in partnership with Woslee Construction of Nassau, completed the largest infrastructure project ever undertaken by the Bahamian Government.

The 27,542 sq. m. (296,470 sq. ft.) connector created a centralized circulation hub that improved passenger flow and provided a wide range of new facilities including dining and shopping options and an enclosed baggage handling hall with an expedited baggage system.

This project was the first of two office towers to be built at River Landing – a new mixed-use development that is revitalizing an under-utilized area along the shores of the South Saskatchewan River.

Reaching new heights both vertically and sustainably, The Stack transforms the Vancouver skyline. Rising to a height of 49 sq. m. (530 sq. ft.), it is the tallest building in Vancouver and offer 36 levels of premium AAA-class office space with restaurants and retail space at ground level and four levels of below-grade parking.

For this One Ledcor construction management project, Ledcor fast-tracked the build of a five-storey Amazon Robotics and Sortation facility to facilitate specialized e-commerce fulfillment.

Hangar 5 is a state-of-the-art maintenance, storage and training facility that supports Air Canada’s growing operations at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport.

Riverbend is one of Oxford Properties Group’s flagship industrial complexes. This multi-storey logistics facility will mark Canada’s first large-scale stacked industrial warehouse. While buildings like this have been constructed in Asia for more than 20 years, the model is new to North America.

This large light industrial complex includes a 9476 sq. m. (102,000 sq. ft.) multi-tenant industrial condo building with a 2,044 sq. m. (22,000 sq. ft) mezzanine, site enhancements, and a future site for a second feature building.

Ledcor is building this mixed-use student residence located between the University of Alberta campus and the residential neighbourhood of Garneau.

Situated at the foot of the Burrard Street Bridge is a unique 39-storey residential tower. To complete this project, Ledcor Construction Limited worked through several logistical challenges such as a tight in-fill site in the downtown core of Vancouver adjacent to busy streets and bike lanes.

Following the demolition of the older Second World War-era structures, Ledcor constructed a new 43,000 sq. ft. Trades Centre facility that connects via an indoor walkway to the main building of the Northern Lights College campus.

This Certified LEED Gold facility is an integral part of British Columbia’s healthcare system, providing exceptional specialized care for the most seriously ill children and complex obstetrical cases in BC.

The Haisla Community Health Centre project was funded directly by the Haisla Nation Council, First Nations Health Authority, and Indigenous Services Canada. It provides the Haisla community with primary care, dental, physiotherapy, youth and family services, counselling and more.

This multi-year, multi-phase revitalization of the buildings on College Avenue Campus both preserved the architectural heritage of the buildings, including the north façade of the Conservatory, and modernized the campus.

The Globe Theatre in downtown Regina is currently undergoing an extensive redevelopment. The 57-year-old theater (located within a 108 year old building) is receiving new mechanical, electrical, structural upgrades, restoration of the exterior, and new interior finishes.

Spread over two levels of the newly constructed River Landing East Tower, this contemporary office is the new home of Ernst & Young Global Limited. It provides a mix of open concept office workspaces, enclosed private offices, boardrooms, meeting rooms, employee communal areas, and client experience spaces.

This new automotive dealership, spanning two levels including a high level of fit and finish with ample skylights, wall-to-wall quarry tile, and cantilevered facades. The showroom provides an immersive experience through a seamless blend of multimedia information and vehicle displays.

The Northland Mall Redevelopment project includes the demolition of 22, 297 sq. m. (240,000 sq. ft.) of existing mall while maintaining portions of the structure to refurbish into three new retail buildings.

The 825 Pacific Artist Hub is a seven-storey award-winning, certified Passive House building with a single level of underground parking that provides creative space as a multipurpose arts and cultural hub.

Atelier is a 13-story landmark residential tower with 84 two bedroom, two bathroom rental suites. The design includes multiple structural systems, exterior glass walls envelope and luxury finishes.

Ledcor redeveloped a former three-level, 24,155 sq. m. (260,000 sq. ft.) former Sears department store in Southgate Centre as a mall common area with new washrooms, 12 new retail units, and a new exterior loading dock.

This 6-storey, 23,225 sq. m. (250,000 sf), complex learning and research facility includes classrooms, lecture halls, informal learning spaces, a multimedia recording room, an exhibition area, research spaces, and two, 6-storey atriums..

Third Space Commons is a near-zero carbon single-family residential building constructed through a collaboration between the University of British Columbia’s (UBC) student-led Third Quadrant Design, Ledcor, and several of our industry partners.

The project consists of more than 42 buildings totalling over 3.9 million sq. m. (42 million sq. ft.) combining low and high density residential, retail and office space all situated within a green urban environment.

The 5-storey, 51,100 sq. m. (550,000 sf) building contains three basement levels, a major level 2 vivarium, level 2 and 3 laboratories, offices, support spaces, two 350-seat lecture theaters, classrooms, administration offices, and a cafeteria.

Third Space Commons is a near-zero carbon single-family residential building constructed through a collaboration between the University of British Columbia’s (UBC) student-led Third Quadrant Design, Ledcor, and several of our industry partners.

The project consists of more than 42 buildings totalling over 3.9 million sq. m. (42 million sq. ft.) combining low and high density residential, retail and office space all situated within a green urban environment.

This project won the 2014 World Architecture New, Most Sustainable Building of the Year and the 2012 VRCA Gold Award of Excellence for Sustainable Construction.