Our Flagship Achievements

COMMUNITY RELATIONS

Daily Bread Food Bank: A competition

that’s nourishing solidarity

Solidarity can be demonstrated in unexpected ways. In Toronto,

the members of our team rolled up their sleeves and went

down to the sorting area of the Daily Bread Food Bank for a

little friendly—albeit ferocious!—competition against other

construction companies.

This initiative achieved two goals: not only did the participating

companies make a joint donation of $45,000, but they also

sorted and boxed 15,000 pounds of food to be distributed to

people in need. A concrete way to f ight food insecurity while

strengthening ties with industry players.

Art on campus: An enriching student

experience, beyond buildings

When building the Harmony Commons student residence at

University of Toronto Scarborough, we wanted to go beyond

walls and roofs. For this large Passive House certif ied project,

we took an inventive approach.

In collaboration with the on-campus Doris McCarthy gallery

and the community of students in curatorial studies, we

organized the selection of artwork for the lobby of the resi-

dence. Students were invited to ref lect on themes like the

environment, sustainability and community life.

The students chose “Synchro Thoughts,” a painting by Kristine

Moran that captures the essence of the student experience.

This project exemplif ies our conviction that a building’s suc-

cess is not measured by eff iciency alone, but also the way it

enriches the lives of the people who live there.

Charity golf tournament: An outpouring

of generosity in Atlantic

Warren Dietrich, Project Manager, recounts the success of the f irst golf

tournament in support of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada

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