Commercial

The new Catalyst building aims to be one of the largest zero-carbon, zero-energy buildings in North America, as certified by the International Living Future Institute (ILFI). Environmentally-friendly Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) was selected for the first sustainably-constructed office building of its kind in Washington State.

The largest industrial supply company in North America, Fastenal Corporation employs over 22,000 staff worldwide, including approximately 1,800 people at its headquarters in Winona, Minnesota. To meet increased staffing demands and, importantly, to demonstrate its ongoing commitment to the greater Winona community Fastenal announced plans to build a major new office building along a prominent riverfront site near the heart of downtown Winona.

This 7,500-square-foot new building for a Bremer Bank branch in Minot, North Dakota, combines the services from an existing downtown branch and a smaller branch across town. Wood and metal design elements throughout the building are inspired by trestle bridges found across North Dakota, giving the branch a unique look and feel. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows capture the local scenery.

Located in Edmonton's sought-after Glenora neighbourhood, West Block is truly a mixed-use development, making it the perfect place for Edmontonians to work, live, and play.

This facility reinforces ABSA's progressive attitude and environmental consciousness, making it the perfect home for the organization's administration and inspectors.

Glulam was the preferred choice for the earth's northernmost net-zero energy commercial building, meeting stringent building challenges while providing a beautiful interior look. The Mosaic Centre is a LEED Platinum certified building, which is the highest level of recognition for environmental stewardship on a construction project.

The three-phase project was a structural upgrade and extensive renovation, along with an expansion, demolition, and new construction to an occupied commercial retail centre.

Glulam was the natural choice for construction of this vibrant Forestry Centre. Showcasing the large variety of wood products available in Saskatchewan, this was the first LEED® Gold certified building in the province.

A community-focused development serving ATCO employees and the public. This development features a 30,000 square foot Commons Building and offices with food services, a large high-end fitness centre, an outdoor plaza, and conference facilities.

A neighbourhood-focused, multi-use building containing local businesses in a shared, collaborative space. The second floor features an innovative Glulam beam and concrete composite system that was mechanically engineered into a cohesive structural unit.

This three-story building is the headquarters for the Gulf Island National Park Reserve, which includes facilities for admin staff, marina operations, and an interpretative centre. Glulam and wood was used to blend the country's first LEED® Canada Platinum building into nature's backdrop.

Large span product storage buildings typically use a ground-to-ground arch structure. This makes for very high capacity and efficient structures.

Tsawwassen Mills offers an unparalleled shopping experience for savvy shoppers in Metro Vancouver, with a mix of factory outlets, first-to-market retailers, and premium fashion brands.

The new home of engineering firm Fast + Epp combines the latest in sustainable design, along with breathtaking views of the nearby mountains. The four-storey, 17,000 square-foot hybrid mass timber office building gives employees a modern and beautiful space, with flexibility to grow.