Site work and new construction of a mixed-use development in Toronto, Ontario. Design plans call for site work for a sidewalk / parking lot; and for the construction of a transportation facility.

Construction of new Park Lawn GO Station, with the platform spanning Park Lawn Road, and creating another stop on the Lakeshore West Line. The project will be constructed as part of the master planned community at 2150 Lakeshore Boulevard. The station will span Park Lawn Road and feature access points on either side of the street and on both sides of the rail corridor and interfacing with the proposed redevelopment of the site. A standalone north station building will be constructed at the intersection of Park Lawn and a yet-to-be-named public street serving the new community. Another south station building will be directly integrated into the first phase of development at 2150 Lake Shore, with access to the station from both Park Lawn Road and another planned and currently unnamed street. The buildings will be connected via a below-grade tunnel that runs beneath the rail corridor for easy access to both sides of the platforms. A third access point will be provided via a vestibule on the west side of Park Lawn, creating a quick path to the west end of the platform. New streetcar infrastructure will be added for better connectivity with TTC service. The Park Lawn GO Station has been designed to address both Toronto Green Standard (TGS) and LEED Silver requirements. TIMELINE: Site plan was submitted to the city of Toronto for approval October 2022. Detailed designs are underway with schedules for working drawings, tender and construction will be finalized pending approvals. Construction may proceed with, or alongside the development of the 2150 Lake Shore Residential Development, followed separately.