The URBN Lofts is a 93 unit, six storey, luxury rental development in Guelph. The design employs a total precast concrete system to accelerate the construction schedule and create a durable and low maintenance exterior. The exterior is thoughtfully designed to balance contrasting concrete finishes with wood look materials and expansive glazed curtain walls. Tall [...]
MMMC was retained in September 2018 to collaborate with the Region of Niagara on the planning and redevelopment of two Municipal Long-term Care Homes. Master Planning for both sites is complete and detailed design is now underway for both Linhaven, St.Catharines (256 beds) and Gilmore Lodge, Fort Erie (160 beds) with integrated Community Wellness Hubs at each site. Demonstrating leadership and a commitment to the health and wellbeing of residents and staff, Niagara Region will be pursuing the WELL Building Standard for both projects. Construction is scheduled to commence in 2021.
The new Acclaim Health Dementia Care Centre is set to transform dementia care in Halton Region. This project will see a large industrial building in Oakville converted to a multi-faceted hub that will include a seniors day program, caregiver support areas, a year-round recreation garden and administrative space.
The existing home will be renovated, and an addition will be constructed, in order to increase the number of private bedrooms, improve the quality of resident spaces, and update the home to offer similar benefits to a new Class A facility. The new building will have four 25-bed RHAs, for a total of 100 residents. All RHAs have been designed in accordance with the Ministry Design Guidelines as well as a focus on therapeutic and healing environments, universal design, and the client’s vision.
MMMC is pleased to be collaborating with Radiant Care on the redevelopment of Pleasant Manor LTC in Virgil, Ontario. Master Planning is nearing completion with design and construction to follow.
MMMC are retained to prepare a Campus Master Plan and Preliminary Design for the redevelopment of a new 160-bed long-term care facility to meet current MLTC design standards. The Ministry recently approved additional beds to SLP. The new long-term care facility will be constructed adjacent to the existing buildings on land that includes a portion of land currently owned by Saint Luke’s United Church. The existing LTC home will remain in full operation through construction to avoid the downsizing of services to residents.
The first phase of this new London, ON student residential campus, completed in 2019, includes two 4-storey buildings containing a total of 56 student suites. Each suite is a self-contained 4 bedroom furnished apartment containing a full kitchen, living room, washer / dryer, and four private bedrooms each having a private bathroom. A central amenity building 'clubhouse' provides group and private study rooms, fitness centre, social lounge with billiards, kitchen and soft seating, and a sales centre. Lower level provides bicycle and locker storage lockers. An outdoor private terrace is perfect for community gatherings and social events. Phase 2 was completed in July 2020, and Phase 3 is currently under construction.
A new 4 storey, 122 unit Retirement Residence in Orangeville, ON, complementing the existing facility of similar size. Phase II will include 24 studio units, 65-one bedroom apartments, and 33-two bedroom apartments along with comfortable dining and entertainment spaces. The new building will be connected to the existing structure with a generous first story link and will be fully accessible. Scheduled for completion in 2020.
MMMC is proud to be working closely with Hospice Vaughan in the design and construction of their new 10-bed residential hospice, which will stand as a “Center of Excellence for Palliative Care” in the Vaughan community. Currently in construction, scheduled for completion in 2020.
Acclaim Health officially kicked off the public fundraising campaign to bring an innovative dementia care centre to the Town of Oakville. Local residents have been pitching in to help reach the $5 million fundraising goal that would have the facility open by mid-2020.
