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The Oakridge Redevelopment is redefining urban living in Vancouver, combining retail, office, and residential spaces into one landmark destination.
PML provided mechanical services for the parkade, retail mall, podium levels, and the ETS rooms serving the residential towers.
The Burnaby Hospital Redevelopment (Phases 1A & 1B) is a two-building project that significantly expanded services on the Burnaby Hospital campus. Completed as part of a major modernization effort, the redevelopment transformed the facility into a modern, state-of-the-art medical and surgical healthcare centre designed to better serve the growing community.
The collaborative post-secondary campus is strategically situated in downtown Langford, one of Canada’s fastest growing communities.
This project involves the development of a standalone, brand-new 3-storey Renal Dialysis Services Centre. The third floor will be dedicated to housing mechanical and electrical systems, contributing to improved patient care within the community.
Our mechanical scope of work includes providing design-assist services along with plumbing, HVAC, and fire protection installations.Â
Nestled in Langford’s Latoria neighbourhood — SĆIȺNEW̱ SṮEȽIṮḴEȽ, which was gifted by the Scia’new First Nation. The elementary school is set to accommodate 480 students spanning from kindergarten to grade five.
The six storey, 162-unit complex at 1124 Vancouver Street and 941-953 View Street will include a mix of studio, one, two, and three-bedroom suites, cycling storage, and 30 parking spots for residents, with a further 14 stalls available to visitors.
Canada’s only post-entry quarantine (PEQ) and research and diagnostic facility for virus testing of all fruit-bearing trees, grapevines, and small fruits (e.g., berries). The renewal project at the Centre for Plant Health is a new world-class plant health diagnostic and research facility that provides CFIA scientists and partners with state-of-the-art amenities to advance plant science. The building is a net-zero carbon facility, and it is expected to save 200 tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO²e)annually. The design meets scientific needs and sustainability objectives, targeting LEED Gold certification. PML’s scope of work included Plumbing, HVAC, and an RO water system.
The new ICU will be three times the current unit’s size and will include improvements such as 12 larger single-patient rooms, ceiling mounted service booms and overhead patient lifts, a medication room, a family consult room, and a staff break room and rest area.
Shawnigan Lake School, nestled on Canada’s stunning West Coast, is an esteemed independent co-educational boarding school catering to ages 13-18.
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