Construction work on Etobicoke Civic Center located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada commenced in Q2 2024, after the project was announced in Q2 2016. According to GlobalData, who tracks and profiles more than 220,000 major construction projects from announcement to completion, the project is expected to be completed by Q3 2027. To learn more about the Etobicoke Civic Center project, buy the profile here.
The project involves the construction of a 44,779m2 civic center on 7.2ha of land in Ontario, Canada.
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The project includes the following:
1. Construction of 30,658m2 office space
2. Construction of 3,019m2 service counters space
3. Construction of 1,421m2 interior civic space
4. Construction of a 2,322m2 library
5. Construction of 650m2 child-care center
6. Construction of a 3,500m2 outdoor civic square
7. Construction of four office towers ranging from seven to 16-story
8. Construction of two pools
9. Construction of a double gymnasium
10. Construction of parking facilities
11. Development of an urban park
12. Installation of safety and security systems
Construction on the project, spread across 7.2 hectares, is expected to be completed by Q3 2027.
Canada-based Adamson Associates Architects is the architect and engineering design consultant for the Etobicoke Civic Center, while City of Toronto is the planning authority.
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