Over the course of 7 consecutive years, Reliance formed an integral part of the project team acting as General Contractor for Ericsson’s North American Research and Development Center. Once completed, Reliance had built over 550,000 square feet of new construction, consisting of 4 buildings and had completely renovated 250,000 square feet of existing space. Each building included separate underground parking linked by underground tunnels. All office areas were constructed to Class ‘A’ specifications and included details such an open atrium, a cafeteria with a full commercial kitchen and recreational facilities. All phases of the project were executed on a fast track basis.

Construction of a new residential tower intended for rental apartments. The building is a concrete structure with three basement levels and 37 stories above grade. Three sides of the perimeter are shored with a soldier pile and wood lagging wall. The building has 509 residential units as well as one large commercial space. The building includes 5 elevators on a destination dispatch system as well as a 6th elevator exclusively for the commercial space and access to the parking garage.

This is a new distribution and product mixing center for Kraft Canada. All products manufactured within 100 km of Montreal are shipped directly to this facility for eventual distribution across North America. Total building size is 530,000 square feet, 30'-0" clear, including 50'-0" bays, with refrigerated and air conditioned warehouse areas. The project was designed and built in a period of less than 8 months. As a result of the weak clay soils available, piled foundations and a drained construction platform with overbuilt access roads were required. Site logistics and the construction schedule were further complicated by the fact that the foundation work occurred in the early spring season. The slab design allows for heavy floor loading and includes features such as non-corrosive metallic hardener, special floor sealers and fully filled sawcuts. The shipping and receiving docks consist of continuous depressed trenches with vertical lift levelers, with all dock equipment, overhead doors, and dock lifts fully automated and integrally connected.

Demolition of the existing buildings started in the late fall of 2015. The project includes a new 510,000 sf 45’ high warehouse located in Lachine, Quebec at the corner of Louis Amos and 23rd Avenue. The facility, along with its 46 loading doors and 7500 SF of finished offices, was delivered in early fall of 2016.

Voila by Sobeys is the construction of an automated warehouse project specifically designed for best-in-class grocery home delivery. Totalling 498,000 square feet, this project located in Pointe-Claire is the first of its kind in Quebec and serves both the region of Ottawa and Quebec. This innovative service has the capacity to serve up to 39,000 products including fresh produce.

This $70M LEED™ Silver certified corporate campus of 490,000 sq.ft. has 800 underground parking spots, an innovative hot-water perimeter heating incorporating an energy-recovery system, and cooling and state of the art LED interior lighting. The exterior facade is primarily curtain wall and the interior is constructed with the latest in modern office design.

Located in the heart of Montreal's entertainment district in the downtown area, 455 Rene-Levesque will consist of two impressive residential towers, the first composed of 36 floors and the second 45 floors, with a total of 820 rental units. The project will achieve a dual design by being in harmony with one of Montreal's oldest Church to its north, while still matching with the modern downtown atmosphere with its glass design and slightly tilted architecture. The building's surroundings will include the Quartier des Spectacles, two metro stations, and bus and train stations. These two buildings will become important Montreal landmarks, and will be joining the rest of the sky scrapers in the downtown core which have helped shape the beauty and splendor of the city.

Located on the shores of the St. Lawrence River and surrounded by greenery, Evolo2 is an elegant 34-storey tower offering breathtaking views of the river. These condos developed by Proment, range from 690 to 1,390 sq. ft. with larger penthouses on the upper levels.

Dollarama's three storey head office, built in 2008, includes 428,000 square feet of constructed area consisting of a 28’-0” clear, 326,000 square foot warehouse, a 72,000 square foot head office and a 30,000 square foot underground parking garage. The offices and underground parking are all designed with an innovative energy design in mind, complete with a Hydronic Hybrid Heat Pump (HHHP) system, utilizing geothermal wells supplemented by a cooling tower to generate condenser water for heat pumps.

Phase 1 of this ambitious project comprises 2 impressive towers, one high-rise of 30 storeys and one mid-rise of 11 storeys all of which include 494 units.The project is comprised of both market rental as well as affordable housing units. The project is aiming for Zero Carbon and using a geothermal heating and cooling system as a mean to assist with achieving this target. This geothermal system uses the stored energy collected from the ground, and allows for the efficient exchange of up to 950 tons of heating, or up to 541 tons of cooling. A public park is part of the overall design of the project which will add to the beautification of the neighbourhood.