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Superior Product
While your building is under construction, the site works can already be well underway. With our five facilities located throughout Ontario, Senator Group can harness our resources to deliver a superior product saving you time which leads to significant monetary savings.
Sustainable • Durable • Adaptive • High Quality
Reduced material use
We use less building materials through our advanced framing, building techniques and approach to building construction. Our factory controlled process creates less material waste and reduced energy consumption compared to on-site construction.
Minimum risk exposure and maximum upside for any firm looking for factory-built solutions:
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Experience
Senator Group is the lead firm, but is not a single entity that is undertaking the design-build of your project. The experience of our staff represents a combined total of over 120 years. Our comprehensive organization can handle the size, complexity and breadth of any project.
Advantages:
We will build to your exacting requirements. We believe that our clients should be as much a part of the design process as possible to tailor the right solution to your specific needs.
Time Savings = Financial Savings
- Reduced Construction Cost Financing
- Faster Track To Occupancy and Project Revenue Generation
- Faster Turnaround of Investment & Cash Flow
- Faster Re-Deployment of Resources & Reduced Risk
Construction News
Conversation » Five Questions for Bjarke Ingels
by Aaron Britt
Architect Bjarke Ingels, founder of the world-beating firm BIG, was in San Francisco this week to show off the design for his latest project, an addition to the Kimball Art Center in Park City, Utah (see all five finalists in the competition here). Adobe founder and part-time Deer Valley–resident John Warnock and his wife Marva...
Architecture » Top Ten Green Projects of 2012
by Olivia Martin
On April 19th, AIA’s Committee on the Environment (COTE) announced the COTE Top Ten Green Project Awards: their selection of the most sustainable buildings across the country. COTE advocates environmentally conscious building and focuses on educating architects and the public about green design. This year’s winners had...
Blog » Tomorrow's Design Stars: Part 1
by Jaime Gillin
If you liked what you saw in our Young Designers roundup in our May 2012 issue—where we spotlighted 27 up-and-coming design talents from around the globe—then don't miss this extended look at more work by those designers. Here you'll see Elisa Strozyk's additional innovative experiments with wood veneer, Pia...
Houses We Love » Facade Focus: Wood
by Kelsey Keith
A Boston couple with a big extended family wanted to enlarge their brick neo-Georgian with an addition that would fit a generous kitchen and hangout space, all while avoiding superfluous detail. Or, as architecture firm NADAAA interpreted the brief, they wanted a “clean space where they can evacuate themselves from their...
Houses We Love » Facade Focus: Brick
by Jane Szita
Yves Borghs and Katleen van Ammel wanted their new house to offer maximum privacy but also maximum light. The solution proposed by Tom Verschueren, of Mechelen, Belgium-based DMVA Architects, was to create a closed street-side facade with an open backside facing the garden, totally glazed from the ground up to the saddleback roof. On...
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