Pitt Meadows Plumbing is proud to announce the substantial completion of the Penticton Regional Hospital David E. Kampe Tower.
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A new international entertainment destination, located in downtown Vancouver, next to the BC Place Stadium, Parq Vancouver features two luxury hotels which include a JW Marriott and the DOUGLAS, an Autograph Collection Hotel. Both hotels provide guests access to Parq Vancouver’s wide range of amenities, including downtown’s only casino, eight diverse restaurants and lounges, a 30,000 square foot park with native trees located 6 floors above street level, a world class spa, a modern fitness studio and more. Parq Vancouver also includes over 60,000 square feet of well-appointed, flexible meeting and event space, featuring Vancouver’s largest hotel ballroom.
In 2015, ECU celebrated its 90th Anniversary. The university moved in 2017 to a newly built, state-of-the art campus at Great Northern Way. The new campus puts the University at the centre of a new social, cultural, educational, and economic engine for British Columbia.
The 288-foot-tall, 29-storey property consists of two tower forms, linked together by an epic eight-storey span, which will support the condominiums above as well as the The ARC Sky Club; an amenity rivaling top hotels around the world. It will be perched between the building forms where the larger form envelops the other structure. It is an engineering feat which does not require additional support between to retain its architectural integrity.
Arbutus Village is one of the largest redevelopment projects in the history of the Vancouver Westside. There are four phases to the project starting with Block A and Block B. Block A will consist of 215 residential units and Block B will have 169. The ground floor will be occupied by offices, restaurants, and retail space with an expanded Safeway grocery store, BMO bank branch, Liquor Store and dance studio. At complete build-out, this phase of the redevelopment will have 256,000 ft of commercial space.
The Penticton Regional Hospital Patient Care Tower Project involves the design, construction, financing and maintenance of a new patient care tower at Penticton Regional Hospital. The patient care tower will include an ambulatory care centre, surgical services centre, 84 medical/surgical inpatient beds in single patient rooms, a new medical device reprocessing unit, and space for the UBC Faculty of Medicine program. The patient care tower will be approximately 26,700 square metres (287,500 square feet) and will significantly improve access to services and improve patient care through the consolidation of programs currently distributed throughout the hospital.
King George Hub is a landmark mixed-use development that will further transform the rapidly evolving downtown core of Surrey – British Columbia’s second largest city. Directly adjacent to the Expo Line’s King George Station and two proposed future rapid transit lines and stations, King George Hub will provide over 760,000 sq. ft of LEED Gold, transit-oriented office and retail space in multiple phases, as well as approximately 1.2 million sq. ft. of residential space.At the connection point of up to three rapid transit lines, the HUB at King George Station will become a vibrant hub of pedestrian activity supported by walkable retail and services, plentiful offices, a growing population of nearby residents, and public gathering spaces for the local community. The neighbourhood and transit area will enjoy increased public safety due to the additional people and eyes on the street.
Phase B is now under construction to welcome two new residential towers with a total of 738 homes, a 15-storey office tower, and 100,000 square feet of high quality retail along a vibrant pedestrian High Street. Residents will enjoy over 20,000 square feet of private indoor and outdoor amenity space along with direct access to rapid transit and Holland Park across the street.
The Province of B.C. is building a new law courts within the City of Abbotsford’s Civic Precinct. The 14-room law courts will include three Supreme Court courtrooms, eight Provincial Court courtrooms and three judicial conference rooms. The facility plans also incorporate justice programs like the BC Prosecution Service, Community Corrections, a Justice Access Centre, as well as a parkade to supplement parking requirements for the City of Abbotsford. The new Abbotsford Law Courts is one of the key court facilities within the Lower Fraser Valley and will play a critical role in the administration of the justice system in this region.
Phase 1 of Aquilini centre is a 26 story mixed use development tied into Rogers Arena. L100 and L300 saw expanded concourses to accommodate new upscale food and beverage, while L200 received increased washroom facilities increasing the Arena's washroom capacity by 25%. Rising above the arena is 8 story's of commercial space and a further 18 floors of rental units. Construction is now complete.
Construction is now complete on the New Jubilee House in downtown South providing 162 units for at risk seniors and low income residents. Replacing the original Jubilee House, the building offers a mix of 116 studios and 46 one-bedroom homes. A total of 87 units will house the existing at risk seniors of the former Jubilee House and 75 new low income units available. The project was co-financed by the City of Vancouver and the province.
Defence Canada invested in Vancouver with the construction of the new Seaforth Armoury and relocation of Jericho Garrison. The new 4 storey building is the new headquarters for the 39 Canadian Brigade Group. Along with this new building came the challenge of a retrofit and seismic upgrade to the existing heritage building from 1910 to bring up to today's building codes.
Centennial Secondary has been designed around 6 learning communities, a 3000 sq. ft. Science lab, NBA sized gym, and a state of the art teaching kitchen all constructed to LEED Gold standards. Another project to compliment our long history of Mechanical work in Educational field.
For over 35 years we have completed a variety of projects from residential to educational buildings, highrises to industrial warehouses. We oversee every aspect of Mechanical Contracting and have acted as General Contractors in several of our own projects.
“In B.C., the majority of overdose victims were men, between the ages of 25 and 54 and about 20 per cent of them worked in the construction industry.” November 2018 CBC News Yesterday.
On December 18, 2018, Pitt Meadows Plumbing presented a $10,000 cheque to Inner Visions Recovery Society as we believe in the work Billy Weselowski, and the rest of the team at Inner Visions are doing to help combat these statistics. We want to do what we can as an organization to continue the conversation around how we can help those who struggle with addiction.
Over the last few years, our team has participated in sponsoring and serving meals for the day at the Union Gospel Mission multiple times. We fully support the work that this organization is doing in the DTES as it greatly benefits the Vancouver community. This also enables our employees an opportunity to volunteer and give back.
For the last few years we have made a conscious choice to donate to various organizations in lieu of table gifts at our annual Christmas Party. This year, in addition to sponsoring meals for a day at Union Gospel Mission — we have also donated $5000 to the Ridge Meadows Hospital Foundation. 24% of our workforce lives in Maple Ridge. Many of our employees’ children were born in our local hospital and we feel it’s vital that we support all that they do. This ensures the health of our team and their families.
On February 21st, 2016, Pitt Meadows Plumbing participated in the Prostate Cancer Canada event Step Up for Dad held in downtown Vancouver. We were challenged by Ellis Don to donate to their team, so we pledged $10,000 to their efforts and also started our own team with an additional $5000. Proceeds are going towards the new Prostate Research Centre in Vancouver.
Pictured from left is President of Pitt Meadows Plumbing Steve Robinson alongside his employees: Austin Wilson, Triet Huynh, Christine White & Spencer Turley. Sarah Rushton and two team members are also pictured. The event raised $125,000.
