BUILDING TRUST AND OUTSTANDING RESULTS

The PHI Center has added a new area located on the main floor to its four-storey multimedia center in 2014. This new mandate accompanied by the multimedia redevelopment on the third and fourth floor of the building was granted by MODULE who transformed this space into a multifunctional venue equipped with a professional kitchen on the main floor.

Like other areas of the PHI Centre, audio, video and optical fiber connections linked to other rooms are also present in the Espace Plateau.

As for the redevelopment of some locals on the 3rd and 4th floor, addition and modification of multimedia devices and connections were made to better adapt to the use of these.

Professionals who prepared the plans and specifications of the project are Shapiro & Wolfe Architects Atelier In Situ, Saia Deslauriers Kadanoff (structure), Seymour Levine Consultants (mechanical) Dupras Ledoux Engineers (Electrical), Technorm Inc. ( Consultant code), Minto Energy Management (LEED consultant).

Midtown Sports Center has selected Module by entrusting the spectacular renovation of its complex of 40,000 square feet. All work was performed without interrupting the ongoing daily operations of the center.

Major transformations of the public areas, locker rooms, spa, banquet hall, restaurant and swimming pool were completed in six (6) phases. The finishes demanded precision works to incorporate wood materials, ceramics and glass that were distributed throughout the project. The phases were carefully coordinated so as not to delay the planned schedule. Each phase was like a puzzle, always moving.

The creation of the access path and temporary space to the construction site was to satisfy a very demanding clientele.

Located in the Old Montreal, the four-storey building has been converted into a multimedia center. Module was mandated at the beginning of the purchase process of the property by the Owner to coordinate with professionals for the complete transformation of the building while respecting the outer envelope classified as historical heritage.

Module’s experience was utilized to reconstruct a mixed structure comprising a concrete structure with steel reinforcement and an existing wooden structure to meet the new standards and building uses.

The exterior envelope of the building has been restored, such as doors and windows, masonry and cornices while respecting the historical aspect of the building. The Owner’s requirements were taken into account by Module and professionals to transform this historic building with LEED certification.

PHI Center was awarded for the Excellence Prize in Architecture Award in 2013 of Quebec Order of Architects in the category of Conversion and Recycling.

The professionals who participated in this project were Shapiro & Wolfe Architects, Atelier In Situ, Saia Deslauriers Kadanoff (structure), Seymour Levine Consultants (mechanical), Dupras Ledoux Ingénieurs (electricity), Technorm Inc. (code consultant), Minto Energy Management (LEED consultant).

The transformation and restoration of the old chapel of Jean-de-Brebeuf College, from the 3rd to 6th floor, into a multipurpose room and theology library for Compagnie de Jésus was one of Module’s outstanding projects in the early 2000’s.

Including back rood screens, walkways, glass screen and glass wall at the center of the old chapel, success was shared between Beaupré Michaud Architect for the design and Saia Deslauriers Kadanoff Leconte Blais Brisebois, Desseau Soprin and CPA Verre Structurel Inc. for the structure, electromechanical and glass wall.

Having the ability to house more than 200,000 volumes, the room in question not only plays an educational role but also makes room for many works of arts from René Derouin, since 2004.

The development work of the base building for a particular tenant located at Cote-Vertu Mega Center in Ville Saint-Laurent was managed by Module II Construction until the month of February 2013.

The works consist mainly of demolition, decontamination of the existing building, restoration of the interior slab on ground, modification of the mechanical and electrical systems and complete redevelopment of exterior facades, structure and roof.