Site work and new construction of a mixed-use development in Laval, Quebec. Conceptual plans call for the construction of a multi-residential development; for site work for a multi-residential development; office development; office development; and playground / park / athletic field.

Multi-million dollar program of requalification of the old Lagacé quarry, a four-million square feet site that is currently used as a snow depot and located in Laval downtown. The program provides for the construction of an innovation zone of international level including research centers, offices, commercial buildings and tourist attractions. The site, which is intended to be on a human scale, with a low carbon footprint will also include a huge park with a body of water. Although the plans provide for a residential component that could eventually reach some 3,500 housing units, the project is presented as a "car-free site" in the sense that the movements of residents, workers and visitors within the quadrilateral will take place. in active mobility mode and public transport. The development will be built around a huge park, including a body of water covering an area of 500,000 square feet nestled in the hollow of rock walls nearly 35 meters high. Project implementation will be phased. Scope of work and budget of the project are being finalized. TIMELINE: Preparation of the construction program is ongoing. The owner has awarded additional professional consultants Groupe Altus for market value assessment of lands and Ernst & Young for the construction program economic analysis. City has acquired the site for construction of the project, included an additional amounts for rehabilitation, enhancement and development into its three-year capital expenditure program 2025-2027 and awarded a contract for realization of preliminary landscaping work that is now followed in the report under CRM ID name Excavation, Transportation and Disposal of Backfill Material for a Vegetated Embankment at Carré Laval. The construction projects will be followed in new separate reports when the scope of specific construction packages is finalized and they move to the planning stage. Coverage of this report has been discontinued.