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Bluebird Self-Storage, Lakeshore

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  • Client

    Budget Development Group

  • Size

    112,800 SF

  • Completed

    2017

  • Location

    Mississauga, ON

  • Delivery Models

    Design/Build

  • Market

    Self-Storage

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Bluebird Self-Storage – Lakeshore

Under this contract, Maple Reinders was responsible for providing a turn-key package of design, permitting and construction services for the conversion of an existing warehouse building into a 112,800 SF self-storage facility.

The existing building structure was a combination of past additions and included aluminum curtainwall, load bearing masonry, structural steel, and exterior flexwall panels. Maple Reinders’ scope included the construction of a new second floor structure within the building that consisted of steel framing and concrete slab on deck. Maple Reinders utilized helical piles to support the new columns, as a Design-Build solution, to overcome the low bearing capacity. This solution provided cost savings as it limited the amount of slab removal and excavation required to accommodate the new piers.

To provide rental area as early as possible, the project was divided into two phases. Maple Reinders first provided occupancy of Phase 1 and worked effectively around the Owner’s operations during the completion of Phase 2. Maple Reinders was able to accelerate the contract schedule and achieved Substantial Performance four weeks ahead of schedule.

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