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Markham (Commerce Valley Drive), Ontario

Markham (Commerce Valley Drive), Ontario

Our Toronto office stands as a beacon of Â鶹´«Ã½ in transportation, infrastructure, buildings, and environmental sustainability. At the forefront of urban development, we tackle projects that directly impact the city's growth and connectivity.

Toronto is energized by the vigor and diversity of its people¡ªwe¡¯re here to support projects that help propel the city forward. We play a pivotal role in the maintenance and enhancement of key arteries like the Gardiner Expressway, and our involvement in the Yonge subway extension and GO Commuter rail projects further underscores our commitment to expanding Toronto's transit network.

In everything we do, environmental stewardship remains top of mind. We integrate sustainable practices into our projects, making sure they not only meet the needs of today, but also contribute to a resilient and eco-friendly future for Toronto. This commitment can be seen in our work on the Humber College¡¯s NX Building, which was the first retrofit in Canada to be achieve Zero Carbon Building - Design Certification.

As proud members of this thriving city, we¡¯re dedicated to shaping its infrastructure and built environment for generations to come.

Redefining what¡¯s possible with the GTA

From Pearson to the Port Lands, building everything from subways and water mains to hospitals¡ªÂ鶹´«Ã½ has helped our clients shape the Greater Toronto Area for over 70 years. Read More
Meet Our Team

David Urwin, Director, Transit

I love bringing teams together to deliver projects that will benefit communities for generations to come.

Nash Martis, Director, Electrical and Information Communications & Technology

Designing smarter, safe, and sustainable systems requires a blend of the right tools, people, and processes all focused on the same vision.
Nash Martis Director, Electrical and Information Communications & Technology Read More

Farooq Arshad, Director of Major Accounts, Infrastructure

As an engineer, I turn thoughts into reality through my designs.

Robert Chan, Department Manager, Transportation ITS

Through knowledge gained over three decades, my goal is to pass best practices of design and implementation along to the next generation.

David Urwin

Director, Transit

Nash Martis

Director, Electrical and Information Communications & Technology

Farooq Arshad

Director of Major Accounts, Infrastructure

Robert Chan

Department Manager, Transportation ITS

Recent Projects

Richmond Hill Operations and Maintenance Facility Expansion

Richmond Hill, Ontario

Architect: Strasman Architects

Kathleen Andrews Transit Garage

Edmonton, Alberta

Architect: gh3*

Digital Realty Wholesale Data Center Conversion Design at TOR1

Vaughan, Ontario

STACK Infrastructure TOR01 Data Center Campus

Toronto, Ontario

Architect: WZMH

Toronto Port Lands Revitalization

Toronto, Ontario

F.G. Gardiner Expressway Section 5 Preliminary Design

Toronto, Ontario

vivaNext Yonge Street Rapidway - Richmond Hill to Newmarket

Vaughan, Markham, and Richmond Hill, Ontario

Carbon Neutral Building Studies Across Canada

Calgary and Edmonton, AB; Toronto and Ottawa, ON; and Montreal, QC

Featured News

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  • Â鶹´«Ã½ selected to restore urban creek and habitat corridor for City of Port Washington
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We¡¯re better together

  • Become a client

    Partner with us today to change how tomorrow looks. You¡¯re exactly what¡¯s needed to help us make it happen in your community.

  • Design your career

    Work with passionate people who are experts in their field. Our teams love what they do and are driven by how their work makes an impact on the communities they serve.

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