LATEST NEWS 
February 25, 2008
Tridel Corp. puts Meridian Residences under glass
HOWARD MANDEL/APERTURE IMAGING
Glass installation progresses at The Meridian Residences Phase 2 condominiums at Yonge Street and Finch Avenue in Toronto, Ontario.
Tridel Corp. and Hullmark Developments have completion of the 26-storey, 406-unit building scheduled for spring 2008.
The work includes a three-level podium and ten townhomes, indoor/outdoor water features, a pool/whirlpool/sauna, fitness centre, billiards/card room, party room and more. Designed by Rafael + Bigauskas Architect Inc., the building also offers three levels of underground parking and ground-floor retail.
Consultants are Sigmund Soudack & Associates (structural); and A & G Engineering Ltd. (mechanical/electrical).
Subtrades include Magine General Contractors Inc. (excavation/site work); Consolidated 2000 Inc. (formwork); Global Precast; Venice Masonry; Primo Mechanical Inc. (mechanical/fire protection; Speedy Electric Contractor Inc.; Toro Aluminum Ltd. (windows); Multiseal Inc. (waterproofing); and ThyssenKrupp Elevator Ltd.
| MOST POPULAR STORIES |
- New technology allows concrete to come clean
- Pursuit of LEED could result in professional negligence, insurance executive warns
- Ontario architects, general contractor associations issue joint HST bulletin
- Construction moving forward on Ho Chi Minh City tunnel
- Ground broken on the Cathedral Centre in Toronto
- 20 Most Popular Stories
| TODAY’S TOP CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS |
These projects have been selected from 316 projects with a total value of $201,737,936,657 that Reed Construction Data Building Reports reported on yesterday.
$300,000,000 Toronto ON Tenders
$150,000,000 Port Hope ON Prebid
$50,000,000 Toronto ON Prebid
| CURRENT STORIES |
- Canadian Construction Association chair bids farewell
- Excavation underway for St. Gabriel Manor condos in Toronto
- Pursuit of LEED could result in professional negligence, insurance executive warns
- St. Marys Cement plant workers go on strike in Bowmanville, Ontario
- Construction continues on the Nautilus at Waterview condo project in Etobicoke, Ontario
- Search continues for sustainable architecture
- U.S. construction unemployment could get even worse
- WorkSafeBC issued record number of fines in 2009
- Canada job numbers up in February
- BC Hydro awards purchase agreements for 19 clean wind, run-of-river energy projects
- Concern over presence of hermit beetles delays Poland road job
- Russian official calls 2014 Winter Olympics protests “unconstructive”
- Construction moving forward on Ho Chi Minh City tunnel
- Government takes over Northwest Territories P3 bridge project
- Canadian construction experts visit earthquake-ravaged Haiti
- Winnipeg gets new water treatment plant
- Weighing in on the Tercon Contractors appeal decision
- Construction restarting on hospital in Fort St. John, British Columbia
- In new movie, Hamilton construction worker becomes ‘Defendor’ at night
- ‘Quality product cannot come from cutting corners on safety’
- Shop owner suing VANOC over pre-Olympics road construction disruptions
| ALEX’S ECONOMICS BLOG |
Reed Construction Data Chief Economist Alex Carrick discusses current developments in the North American economic environment with emphasis on the construction industry.
- A dozen incredible measurement sets on Canada’s changing ethnic mix (March 9, 2010)
- How fragile is recovery around the world? (March 3, 2010)
- The world financial crisis goes into extra innings (February 25, 2010)
- More
