Design-Build

Patrick Danielson was uncomfortable. His office chair left him with bad posture and he knew his health was suffering. He swapped out the standard armed and backed chair for a stool, and when he started to feel better, he never went back.

Aircraft service company JD Aero Technical is marking its third expansion in under a decade with an extension of its hangar and office space that will allow it to serve new clients and create new jobs at the Sault Ste. Marie Airport.

This summer, Laurentian University’s architecture students are more likely to be found building an ivory tower than dwelling in one.

Costello Associates provides engineering services to the power-generation industry; by hobby, president Stephen Costello is a trained, private pilot.

A pair of Northern Ontario projects has been named as finalists for the 2016 Ontario Association of Architects (OAA) Awards. Prince Arthur’s Landing along Thunder Bay’s waterfront, as designed by Brook McIlroy Inc .

An entry from the Laurentian School of Architecture has been selected as one of three student finalists in a Toronto design project.

Watching the installation of acoustic panels in the ceiling of the 550-seat auditorium at All Nations Church’s new building, Pastor Jeremy Mahood looked perplexed.

A year after Justice Paul R. Bélanger issued his report from the Elliot Lake Inquiry, progress is being reported on recommendations to make the engineering profession safer.

The replacement of the Fort Creek Aqueduct in Sault Ste. Marie is one of biggest municipal infrastructure projects in the city’s recent history, and yet once it’s complete, it will be largely invisible to the naked eye.

Engineering firm Hatch Mott MacDonald (HMM) is being separated into two distinct businesses, Hatch and Mott MacDonald. HMM’s Canada business will become part of Hatch, while HMM’s U.S. business will become part of Mott MacDonald.