The suite of 3 incredible mass timber buildings being completed by the Sullivan-Chandos Joint Venture and Integrated Project Delivery Team recently achieved the Mass Timber Complete Milestone AHEAD OF SCHEDULE!

The construction wood was grown, harvested, designed, and manufactured in Canada and is used as the main structural material. In constructing the new buildings, CNL received $4.33 million in financial support from Green Construction through Wood (GCWood), a program administered by Natural Resources Canada to increase the use of wood in infrastructure projects as a sustainable construction material.

Environmentally conscious construction is important to us as our families live in the local communities we work in. We want to do all we can to preserve the environment for future generations as we help to create the revitalized campus at CNL.

Read the entire issue here: https://oca.ca/constructioncomment/archive/2022/2022-04/index.html

Watch the video produced by Canadian Nuclear Laboratories here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDBslbLenm0

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Yet more appreciation and kudos for this project was received from Canadian Architect magazine – the October 2021 cover features: the Support Facility Building designed by HDR as part of CNL IPD Poly Party Team, photo by Kevin Belanger

The Digital Edition of Canadian Architect magazine’s October 2021 issue with more photos from within this beautiful mass timber industrial space can be found here: https://www.canadianarchitect.com/october-2021/?fbclid=IwAR0iMIp82bayU6OThYaCrAA2_NgbFaI1harw9F12Sb5JFg6InsAQpsCYCmE

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The Business and Innovations Hub was submitted to the program as an example of “MUxMT: Mixed Use x Mass Timber” — pairing its function as a thoughtful combination of uses with mass timber components that emphasize CNL’s transformation to a next generation clean energy science and technology campus.

Key to the design is ‘The Integrated Column’ — a prototype within the six-storey campus building, which will provide new opportunities for routed channels for servicing and will eliminate any need for false floors or ceilings.

Find out more about this exciting innovation and other awards received here.

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CNL’s Logistics Warehouse won the Innovation Award!

Congratulations to all who were involved in this wonderful project. Congrats also to all our joint-venture partners who completed this unique project with us.

This video includes interviews with the architects and incredible imagery from Award-winning architecture in Ontario: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9h3P_KxLTA

Winning projects include:
• Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Logistics Warehouse, HDR Architects/ Sullivan-Chandos JV
• Toronto Montessori School, Lower School Campus, Farrow Partners Inc.
• Seven Generations Education Institute, Nelson Architecture Inc.
• SmartVMC Bus Terminal, Diamond Schmitt Architects
• One Young, WalterFedy Architects Engineers
• Laurentian University New Student Centre, Yallowega Belanger Salach Architecture

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