Commercial Projects

This project consisted of the renovation of an existing building using steel framing.

This building contains a 9,920 square foot warehouse space with offices and multiple CRU’s.

This retail plaza located in Cochrane Alberta, consists of three buildings totaling 22,800 square feet. It is a wood framed building that allows for a maximum of eight commercial retail units and one restaurant.

Farm Credit Canada is a wood framed building on a concrete foundation that was completed in 2017.

Located in WT Hill subdivision, the Silver Ridge Construction office is a two-storey wood construction with brick façade, precast elements and steel canopies. The building contains a 2200 square foot two-storey office and warehouse space.

Completed in 2018, this project consists of both wood framed and pre-engineered steel construction. Wood framing was used to complete a single storey reception, office, and board room area. Pre-engineered steel was used to complete a shop containing custom overhead doors and a mezzanine staff room.

This project is a pre-engineered steel framed building on a concrete foundation. Completed in 2018, this building contains a showroom for clients and shop complete with a crane rail.

The steel framed building located in south Lethbridge Alberta, was completed in 2013.

This wood framed project is a single storey dental office complete with two adjacent CRU’s in southeast Lethbridge.

This building addition consisted of a pre-engineered frame on a concrete grade beam & screw pile foundation. The interior mezzanine, designed by BCB, is a steel frame structure which houses office & meeting space and a lunch area above the main work floor. The conditions of this job included ensuring proper techniques were used when connecting this building to the already existing buildings on multiple sides and required cost-effective design and a keen attention to detail. In addition to the foundation design, BCB Engineering was responsible for building and energy code review, the design of new openings in the existing buildings, and coordinating between the disciplines to ensure the final product was satisfactory to the client. This project was completed in less than a year and was finished in Spring of 2018.

The task of converting a water tower into a restaurant is no small feat. The original water tower was analysed with finite element modelling software to design the new window openings in the shell, and to analyse the additional weight of the crown and new snow drift load on the roof. A new double helix stairwell was designed and constructed around the centre shaft where an elevator is now installed. Three floors were installed inside the original tank and all of this was completed more than 100’ above grade.

The Fairway McDonald’s restaurant received a new Play Place addition. The building addition is of wood construction with large windows.

The single storey bank was designed using conventional steel construction. The building has a large glazed entry vestibule tower, brick and aluminum panels.

Browns Socialhouse restaurant is a single storey conventional steel building with lots of glazing around the exterior walls. The main focal point of the building is the covered glass trellis patio that allows the patio to be used year-round.

A new grocery store was designed and constructed to fill an important need in Standoff, AB. The store is constructed from insulated concrete formed walls around the perimeter and a conventional steel roof. A steel mezzanine inside provides an overlooking inviting space. The front entrance includes heavy timber construction and open web wood trusses that provide a warm welcome.