Bird, in partnership with EPCOR and Ontario Power Generation (OPG), successfully delivered the new Darlington Water Treatment Plant—a critical infrastructure project ensuring a reliable supply of pharmaceutical-quality demineralized water to OPG’s nuclear steam systems for the next 30 years. This 2,800 sq. m. facility, located at the secure Darlington Nuclear Generating Station, was strategically designed and built outside the protected area, allowing operations to continue uninterrupted at the existing plant.
The AMS Student Nest is a new student union building (SUB) sitting at the heart of the University of British Columbia campus. Working on a constrained site, Bird built the five-storey, mixed-use building between the existing SUB and the new alumni building while ensuring all deliveries were handled on a just-in-time basis. The LEED®registered Platinum […]
The building includes a five-storey atrium and a showstopping wood staircase. The facility provides learning spaces for more than 7,000 students, including three lecture theatres ranging in size from 70 to 350 seats, leading-edge wet laboratories, clean room laboratories, and high headroom laboratories with two- and five-tonne overhead cranes for large-scale experiments. The wet labs […]
This is the first Inuit-owned full-service hotel and conference centre in the city, and is comprised of a 465-square-metre conference centre, 94-room full-service hotel, lounge, restaurant, commercial space, and gym.
The LRT Encapsulation was part of the New Central Library project and was constructed while maintaining constant and uninterrupted transit service of the LRT.
New industrial scale insect production facility constructed within an existing industrial warehouse.
To provide a seamless and expedited check-in experience for WestJet passengers, the Airport Authority reconfigured the Domestic Terminal Building (DTB) to provide more service options and space. Stuart Olson was contracted to renovate a new check-in and baggage area.
Stuart Olson’s work on this project consisted of the installation of a customized elevator, requiring the removal of an existing elevator, and the demolition of the existing structure, including slabs, elevator, shaft and mechanical room walls.
The addition to the existing Fresh Hemp Foods St. Adolphe plant included processing rooms to house the client’s supplied new “Rev-Tech” machine, as well as storage for both hemp oil and hemp seeds.
The 70,000 square foot Alderwood Rest Home nursing facility contains three different levels of care and houses 70 residents in two wings.
