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February 16, 2010
Project progress
Glass installation continues at iLoft condo in Toronto
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Glass installation moves along at the iLoft condominiums on Legion Road North in Toronto. Toddglen Construction Co. Ltd. is construction manager of the 28-storey, 230-unit project, which includes an exercise room, pool/sauna, squash courts and a party room.
The iLoft project was designed by Atkins Architects Inc.
Consultants are Y & V Engineering Ltd. (structural) and CBM Engineering Group (mechanical/electrical).
Subtrades include: Costa Earthmoving Inc. (excavation); Deep Foundations Contractors Inc. (shoring/caissons); High-View Forming (1995) Inc.; Dufferin Concrete; Salit Steel (Niagara) Ltd. (rebar); Marli Mechanical; Titan Mechanical (ventilation); Zerem Electrical Services; and Allan Windows Ltd.
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