Sudbury Airport is one of Northern Ontario’s busiest airports. As a result, a major expansion and renovation of the air terminal building was proposed, with the intent to encourage economic development in Northern Ontario.
Maple Reinders transformed the terminal into a modern, two-storey facility. To enhance the visual connection between the outdoors and the interior of the airport, the restaurant was relocated to the second floor with a view of the airstrip.
The unique elliptical hold room/screening area on the main floor has a capacity of 120 seats, and utilizes materials (such as metal, wood and terrazzo) that symbolize the history of Sudbury’s mining and timber industries.
A new baggage and conveyance system facilitates travel for passengers. The Sudbury Airport is also the first mid-size Canadian airport to install an Explosive Detection System.
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Maple Reinders was selected by Higgins Development Partners to design and construct the new facility. The Thomson Terminals building is approximately 400,000 SF and is a conventional steel structure with 40’ x 40’ bay spacing.
Maple Reinders was selected by Verus Partners to design and build two prestige industrial buildings, together comprising approximately 350,000 SF.
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Institutional
Maple Reinders completed a façade upgrade to the Tsuut’ina Nations Administration Office (also known as the Chief Joseph Big Plume Building) in the southwest of Calgary.
Commercial
Sobeys Inc., selected Maple Reinders as their construction partner to build a 55,000 sf ready-to-eat food processing commissary facility in Calgary, Alberta.
Industrial and Advanced Manufacturing
Legacy Business Centre houses 193,910 sf industrial condos over two buildings. Built by Maple Reinders for Beedie Construction, the individual condos range from 11,000 sf to 17,000 sf.
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