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Client:
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City of Toronto |
General Contractor:
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Vanbots |
Architect:
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NORR |
| Heritage Architect: |
FGMA |
| Location: |
Toronto, Ontario
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| Start Date: |
September 2010 |
Completion Date:
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December 2013 |
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Description:
Union Station is Canada's busiest and most important passenger transportation hub and a designated National Historic Site. The station's revitalization will result in many benefits, including an expanded GO Concourse, an increase in the number of exits and entrances, alleviated commuter congestion, and restoration and preservation of the station's heritage elements, as well as a full mechanical replacement. The Revitalization is a multi-phased $640-million City initiative, supported by investments of $164 million by the Government of Canada and $172 million by the Government of Ontario.
Kelson Mechanical Highlights:
- Extension of Enwave Deep Lake Water Cooling
- 4 new Mechanical Rooms in various locations
- Refurbishment of heritage style cast iron radiators
- 2 Basement Levels
- 7 Mechanical Rooms
- 5 Floors of tenant space