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When a prominent international pharmaceutical company
looked at modular to accommodate their growth in
Toronto, it was made clear the facility must have
amenities equal to or better than those in their existing
building so staff did not feel they were being displaced
to a mediocre or temporary accommodation. Rugged
steel construction provided the permanence & performancevlevels,
and the spacious open concept interior with 9’ceilings
met the look and feel. Interior walls were done in
drywall, taped, filled and painted to suit their
design requirements. An EIFS stucco system was applied
for a clean, architectural exterior at the plant, with
only 6 modular seams that became invisible once the
building was completed at site. Carpet tiles throughout
the offices and ceramics in the bathrooms and kitchen.
Solid core birch interior doors with sidelights and
pocket doors in offices compliment the “open
concept”
they wanted – only to be closed when privacy
was necessary.
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