Following on with our series of case studies for Knightsbridge Development Corporation, this time we take a look at an older project which stands as an excellent example of our work for clients that are looking for sustainable practises and LEED certification in the commercial sector. Called 11th Avenue...
Read MoreWelcome to 2022! We thought it might be fun to go over some of the unique features of one of our projects: The Well in Toronto. Construction for this project commenced in 2016 and is currently set for completion around the end of 2022. This large-scale, mixed-use development will change the face of downtown Toronto for the foreseeable future and bring ...
Read MoreA recurring theme in construction and development of the past few years is to do with climate change. In particular, developers are looking for methods to decrease the amount of carbon emissions produced during the construction process. We have already taken a look at the effects of concrete on climate change and some ...
Read MoreToday we announce the official launch of Knightsbridge Equities Corporation, a real estate investment fund providing accredited investors the opportunity to invest in Canadian and International Real Estate.
Initially, Knightsbridge Equities Corporation will be providing three separate investment opportunities, each of whic...
Read MoreKnightsbridge Development Corporation announced today the opening of two additional branch offices as part of its national expansion in Canada. The newest additions to Knightsbridge’s regional offices are Calgary and Halifax which follow the announcement last month of the opening of the Vancouver Office....
Read MoreAn amazing aerial shot of The Well mixed-use site, Toronto’s largest construction site, shows the eight cranes and the Enwave storage tank, which is a key part of the site’s use of deep lake cooling to provide heating and cooling to all Seven buildings on the site....
Read MoreThe 1 million Sq. Ft. office tower at the Well is now formed up to the eighth floor, and will re-shoring posts removed on the lower floors allowing a view of the Ground floor elements that set the Well apart form more typical developments including the curved second floor slab that marks the entrance to the multilevel retail galleria, which will carve through the collection of seven buildings....
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