Bird led the design and construction of the Toronto Western Hospital wastewater energy transfer (“WET”), which uses thermal energy from wastewater flowing through the sewer to supply up to 90 percent of the campus' heating and cooling needs. Currently the world's largest raw wastewater energy transfer project, the system will provide over 19MW of low-carbon thermal energy to the hospital facility.
The Berczy is a lavish collection of 166 condominium units in a terraced 13-storey residential property located in Toronto's fashionable St. Lawrence neighbourhood.
Located at the corner of Scott and Wellington, this soaring contemporary tower rises 58-storeys. This development created a bold vision for an exceptional new landmark condominium in one of the city’s premier downtown locations.
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.
With a building footprint of over four hectares, the centre is comprised of a mail processing plant and a two-storey office space.
New industrial scale insect production facility constructed within an existing industrial warehouse.
The fitness facility at the Canadian Forces Base in Shilo required a renovation and addition to support its members, which included new offices, storage areas, and fitness facilities.
Bird consolidated 16 buildings, widely dispersed over 25 hectares of land, for Canadian Forces, civilian employees, and reservists working at the current Pleasantville site.
The Shilo Family Resource Centre and Day Care replaces a number of undersized and outdated base personal support and community facilities.