The 3rd of our program work with Nordstrom, the undertaking consisted of completing both exterior and interior improvements to a new three story retail building which occupies approximately 198,000 square feet.
Having outgrown their previous digs, their team of 200 had decided to relocate to one of the city’s most iconic buildings, the CBC Broadcast Centre. The former production studio and Canadian institution presented a blank canvas to the innovative and imaginative team who were invited to play a lead part in designing what would be their new home. DIALOG selected Govan Brown to build a space that would be reflective of the not only their values but how they like to work.
This renovation for McKinsey & Co. is a heritage building with some salvaging and reuse of existing heritage finishes including stone and wood. The project spans over 3 floors and is a full demo and renovation of office areas.
This project is comprised of an office fit out of 230,000 square feet across 11 floors at the RBC Plaza. Phase I consisted of full renovation of floors 3-5, 20, & 30 in the South Tower, partial renovation of the 3rd floor in the North Tower and the 8th floor in the South Tower. Phase II consisted of a full renovation of floors 9-12 in the South Tower and the 4th floor in the North Tower.
In 2008, Govan Brown was awarded by way of competitive RFP process, the rights to complete RBC/RBC Dexia’s tenant fit-up in the newly constructed RBC Centre. Located in the heart of downtown Toronto, the new RBC Centre was a new LEED office tower with 1.2 million rentable square feet, 830,000 of whom belong to both RBC and RBC Dexia.
Govan Brown was contracted by Larco to conduct pre-construction services for the latest projects occurring in Hotel Vancouver. This phase of work included providing preliminary budgets and schedules for two projects –“Hotel Vancouver Discovery Level Conference Centre TI” and “Hotel Vancouver Level 16-19 Corporate Office TI and Mechanical Upgrade.”
This project involved the phased high end fit out of approximately 40,000 SF of occupied office space. The scope of work included selective back to base demolition, rework of existing mechanical, electrical, AV services and security systems, reinstallation of new flooring, wall panels, millwork, glazing and DIRTT partition systems and wall graphics.
The Toronto Federal Judicial Centre project was an aggressively ambitious endeavour. Along with a stringent schedule and firm budget, sophisticated design elements were considered in order to maintain LEED certification during a time when the program was still fairly new to Canada.
Following the expiration of their lease, the Federation of Law Societies’ of Canada decided to move into a LEED-friendly location situated in the heart of the Byward tourist area. The 12,000 square foot space, comprising of the 7th and 8th floors took roughly seven months to complete and involved many unique design elements.
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