The Toronto Port Authority selected Maple Reinders to design and build ferry passenger transfer terminals between the Toronto Island Airport and the mainland.
The Mainland Transfer Terminal is two-storeys of approximately 6,986 SF. The building provides a canopied area for passenger drop-off and pick-up, a foyer area, seating area, escalator and elevator, and hydraulic passenger loading ramp/gangway assembly. The main floor handles arriving and departing passengers for ground transportation, accommodating up to 200 passengers per hour. The second floor is designated for arriving and departing ferry passengers and includes a waiting area for 90 people, washrooms, circulation space, eight electronic check-in kiosks, and a communications room.
The Island Transfer Terminal is also two stories of approximately 4,661 SF with a foyer area, seating area, and hydraulic passenger loading ramp/gangway assembly. The first and second floors are laid out on a similar basis to the mainland terminal, with identical passenger loads.
This terminal also includes a 45 metre long elevated pedestrian bridge over an adjacent roadway to link the new island ferry terminal with the existing airport terminal. The contract was rolled out to include airport terminal renovations for Porter Airlines, an innovative commuter airline.
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As part of the airport expansion, IP Aviation LP entered into a lease agreement with the airport and contracted with Maple Reinders to design and build a new private aircraft hangar and commercial office.
Maple Reinders engaged in an extensive Construction Management process with Focus on the Family, a not-for-profit organization, to construct a three-storey office building of 24,000 SF on top of 15,000 SF of enclosed parking structure.
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Life Sciences
For Ceva Animal Health to meet the demands of a rapidly growing global market, they required a new facility which can produce in compliance with various international regulations for their existing and future clients.
The 170,000 sf wood framed Dairy Research Centre, which is a joint venture between the Agricultural Research Institute of Ontario (ARIO), the University of Guelph, and the Ontario dairy industry is located just south of Elora, in Ponsonby, Ontario.
Commercial
Maple Reinders undertook the Phase 2 and 3 extensions to their existing facility in Calgary. Which included construction of the 134,000 SF freezer/cold storage warehouse utilized reinforced concrete strip footings and pads, structural steel, insulated metal panels, SBS roofing.
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