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February 9, 2010
Project progress
Work continues on Pearl Condos in Toronto
HOWARD MANDEL/APERTURE IMAGING
Construction continues on the Pearl Condos at 35 Hollywood Ave. in Toronto. The Conservatory Group began the 24-storey, 352-unit project in fall 2008. It will include four levels of underground parking.
The project was designed by E.I. Richmond Architects.
Consultants are Rottmann Associates Ltd. (structural); and M.V Shore Associates (1993) Ltd. (mechanical).
Subtrades include: Costa Earthmoving Inc. (excavation); Anchor Shoring & Caissons Ltd.; CBM (concrete); Global Precast; Paramount (forming); Mayfair Electric Ltd.; D. Zentil Mechanical Ltd.; Rite Air Mechanical; (ventilation); Protech Roofing Waterproofing Ltd.; and Quest Window Systems Inc.
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