Structural Restoration Engineering

The parking garage at 55 John Street, a 28-storey municipal office building in Toronto, underwent extensive repairs to address structural and waterproofing issues. The project involved partial slab replacement, concrete repairs, traffic deck coating renewal, ramp replacement, and lighting retrofitting, along with acoustic and vibration analysis to minimize demolition impact.

The Brookfield Place Parking Garage at 181 Bay Street, Toronto, underwent continuous repairs to maintain its structural integrity. The 655,000-square-foot facility, built with reinforced concrete, included repairing delaminated concrete, replacing drainage systems, fixing expansion joints, and localized waterproofing. The project included site reviews, design services, contract administration, and warranty inspections.

St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton rehabilitated Carpark 1 and Carpark 3 to improve structural integrity and waterproofing. The project involved asphalt replacement, waterproofing, structural repairs, stairwell upgrades, and drainage system replacements,

An investigation guided design and construction for cable repairs, traffic topping, stairwell, and concrete repairs, addressing structural safety and moisture protection. Bid documents, permits, and tender clarifications were provided. Construction services included meetings, shop drawing reviews, and site inspections.

The Dundas Square parking garage at Toronto Metropolitan University, originally constructed in 1988, underwent repairs for structural and waterproofing issues. Engineering Link managed the investigation, design, and contractor administration for repairs, including expansion joint replacements, concrete repairs, drain replacements, and waterproofing system upgrades.