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August 19, 2010
Project progress
Toddglen Construction continues work on South Beach condo in Etobicoke, Ontario
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Work is moving along at the South Beach condos and lofts project on Park Lawn Rd. in Etobicoke, Ont. Construction manager Toddglen Construction Ltd. has completion of the 27-storey, 300-unit project scheduled for summer 2011.
The tower will also have three levels of underground parking.
The owner is Amexon Development Corp. and Arsenault Architect is architect/prime consultant. The interior was designed by II by IV Design Associates Inc.
Subtrades include: Michael Bros. Excavating; Anchor Shoring and Caissons Ltd.; Delgant (Civil) Ltd. (formwork); Speedy Electric Contractor Ltd.; and Schindler Elevators Corp.
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