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Collaborative Construction

Collaboration is engrained in our values and we're helping to steer the industry towards more inclusive building methods.

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LEARN

We learn from each other.

Our collaborative approach encourages diverse teams to work collectively. By bringing together architects, sub-trades, and consultants, we work to create certainty of outcome and deliver exceptional value. 

Four Chandos office workers at a desk, listening to two other workers and they write notes on a whiteboard. Integrated Project Delivery (IPD)

IPD relies on early engagement from all stakeholders and improves efficiency. On a traditional project, for example, the design is completed, and the delivery team is procured under separate contracts. With IPD however, collaboration from the onset - between owners, designers and contractors - is central to project success. It allows for earlier identification of potential problems, maximizes value and minimizes overall project risk.

 Chandos office workers sitting at a desk with their computers in a meeting. Progressive Design Build

PDB incorporates the benefits of IPD and construction management. Through an integrated validation and preconstruction process, design is completed and the budget is locked in, resulting in detailed pre-planning and an efficient delivery of construction. This collaborative delivery method allows owners more control over the process, while still meeting performance, price, and schedule plans.

 Two Chandos construction workers discussing a project on site. Social Procurement

Together, we find innovative building solutions. Teams are aligned and work towards a common goal. But, the benefits of collaborative construction don't just end with the project - they spill out into other avenues. Through collaboration, teams can also find ways to give back to the broader community such as sourcing local labour and partnering with vendors that are socially and environmentally responsible.
PROJECTS

Explore some of our projects

A photo of the exterior of the Barrie Simcoe Emergency Services building in Barrie, Ontario. Barrie-Simcoe Emergency Services | 190,000 sq. ft. | $86.5M

The concept for this campus was to bring together the Barrie Police Service, Barrie Fire and Emergency Service, and Simcoe County Paramedic Service under one roof using integrated project delivery (IPD). Collaboration ensured that the campus was built to the needs and requirements of its users.

 A duplex with two hot pink doors behind multiple tree branches with green leaves. Linsford Place | 34,000 sq. ft. | $14.4M

We relied on lean construction and integrated project delivery (IPD) principles during the build of this five-building wood framed affordable housing project. The entire complex includes 64 units and was developed in two phases. Through collaboration, we were able to find new efficiencies and complete the work three months ahead of schedule.

 An overhead shot of a large swimming pool with purple lights lighting up the facility. Canada Games Aquatics Centre | 135,000 sq. ft. | $13.5M

The City of Kamloops was the first municipality in British Columbia to pursue and complete a project by way of integrated project delivery (IPD). The aquatic centre was originally constructed in 1992. Its building envelope, and mechanical and electrical systems were beginning to reach their life expectancy.