Site work and paving for a sidewalk / parking lot in Toronto, Ontario. Working plans call for site work for a sidewalk / parking lot; and for paving for a sidewalk / parking lot.

Redesign the taxi pick-up and drop-off area for Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, while creating a new parking area and extensive improvements to the surrounding landscaping and public realm for a new public park at 3 & 5 Eireann Quay (aka the Canada Malting property). New tree plantings are planned to the immediate north and east of the taxi stand, helping to create a visual and sound buffer between airport traffic and the new waterfront public space to the southeast, as well as the TDSB school playground to the north. Similarly, a row of new trees would be planted at the west end of the new surface parking lot to help keep the north end of the public space enjoyable for park-goers. A new canopy above the taxi loop would replace the aging canopy that exists just north of the administrative building, proposed to be constructed atop helical pile supports, utilizing stainless steel tensioned cables, painted steel, and laminated glass. TIMELINE: The site plan application for the proposed changes to the site has resubmitted to the city of Toronto September 2020. The owner is reviewing comments from various City staff as part of the technical review process. The latest application for SPA responds to the comments with a number of minor revisions, while it reveals more details of the Montgomery Sisam Architects-designed improvements. The new public space west and north from the current west end of Ireland Park, combining with the existing park to surround the Canada Malting Silos including new public space and landscaping surrounding the two-storey Art Deco administrative office building of the Canada Malting Company, has gone ahead and is followed separately. All designs have been completed. Request for tender is expected Q1 2024. Construction timing will be finalized spring/summer, 2024.