Industrial/Communication/Computer Commercial/Retail/Office Institutional Municipal Educational Health Care Recreation/Sports Environmental Housing Hotel Condominium Private Residence Repair/Restoration Industrial/Communication/Computer Christie-Brown Biscuits Design/Build, one storey, 40,000 sq.ft. warehouse and office building, including insulated precast wall panels and a flat floor to accommodate medium loading usage.   Quebecor Printing Design/Build, one storey, 3I4,000 sq.ft. warehouse with 30'0" clear height, including interior mezzanine floor with two stories of offices.   Computer Logics Ltd. A 46' clear span linking two buildings - one for office and the other for the manufacture of computer components. The 4-storey concrete structure was sized and analyzed to address the close proximity to Pearson International Airport for noise and air transmitted vibrations. Commercial/Retail/Office   Edison Centre 10 storey tower with 125,000 sq.ft. office space with retail ground level fronting Yonge Street-3 levels of underground parking.     North York City Centre Complex 2.5 million square feet comprising hotel, library, Mel Lastman Civic Square with a cast-in-place concrete, steel galleria roof, 6 levels below grade parking for 1,800 cars and 18 storeys above grade.     St. Laurent Shopping Centre 215,000 sq.ft. addition to an existing high profile 800,000 sq.ft. mall upgraded to the key theme of the addition for Cadillac Fairview Corporation. Institutional   Cedarbridge Academy Block ‘C' being 40,000 sf, was designed for the Ministry of Works and Engineering - the project has a Bermudian profile roof and includes classrooms, library, theatre and ancillary facilities.     Philip Pocock Secondary School This 180,000 sf., three storey energy efficient and highly sophisticated school incorporates a 10,000 sf atrium, laboratory facilities, and state of the art communications systems. The building utilizes ground source heat pumps for heating and cooling.     York Region Separate School Board Head Office Design/Build administration office of 176,000 m2 over four storeys with one level below grade parking. The structure consists of concrete slab, columns and beams. Exterior walls are of precast concrete and masonry.     Sutton Education and Community Facility A two storey, 110,000 sf., dual school, recreation centre with pool, and library for the York Region Separate School Board, The York Region Public School Board, and the Town of Georgina.     Columbia Ice Fields Arena Designed for the University of Waterloo of timber construction. Environmental   Guelph Wet/Dry Recycling Plant The 6-building wet/dry recycling plant, situated on 25 acres, will be able to process 135,000 tonnes/yr. of which 44,000 tonnes will be composted. Revenues will exceed operating costs and will be more cost-efficient for the municipality than using landfill. Great news for taxpayers and environmentalists.   Housing   Older Women's Network 12-storey non-profit housing complex with a shared underground parking garage with the St. Lawrence New Hibret Co-operative Homes and the St. Lawrence Seniors Old York Club.     Harbour Terrace 9 storey luxury condominium located on Toronto Harbourfront. Supported on caissons extending to shale bedrock and its lowest levels are below adjacent Lake Ontario, its angled shear walls permits an exceptional view of the Harbour.   Repair/Restoration   9-11-13 Church Street The restoration of these three factory buildings was accomplished by maintaining the masonry facade and completely rebuilding the structure behind.     179 John Street A number of innovative techniques transformed this 9-storey old factory into an updated office building. A section at the front of the building was removed and window wells were added. Stairwells were relocated and reinforced. The interior was gutted and new elevators were added.     North York Civic Centre Renovation 12,000 sq.ft. of new space was "found" within the existing space to provide modern spacious offices for the Mayor and all councillors and support staff. Numerous departments were reorganized or improved. The central circulation ‘street' was redesigned to accommodate not only the internal building changes, but also circulation between the adjacent buildings - the library, community centre and the performing arts centre. The renovation affected 40% of the building and the building was maintained fully operational and open to the public throughout the construction.