PCL Constructors installs glass at Bridgepoint Hospital in Toronto

Date: 20 October 2011
Source: http://www.dcnonl.com

Date: 20 October 2011

Glass installation is underway at the Bridgepoint Health Campus of Care at the Bridgepoint Hospital in Toronto, Ontario, formerly known as the Riverdale Hospital.

PCL Constructors Canada Inc. have completion of the 10-storey, design-build project with over 500-beds scheduled for March 2013.



The project also includes restoration and some demolition at the historic Don Jail site.



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