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Steel work is moving along for the addition to Mount Sinai Hospital on University Ave. in Toronto. General contractor Vanbots Construction Corp. began the 150,000 square-foot, six-storey addition to the existing 14th floor in August 2007 and completion has been scheduled for March 2009. The project was designed by G & G Partnership Architects. Consultants are Halsall Associates Ltd. (structural) and LKM Consulting Engineers Inc. (mechanical/electrical). Subcontractors include: Outspan Concrete Structures Ltd. (formwork); Canadian Precast Ltd. Mometal Inc. (structural steel); Decoral Painting; Anco Contracting Inc. (drywall); Limen Masonry; Geo. A. Kelson Co. Ltd. (mechanical); The Plan Group (electrical); Gage Metal Cladding (siding/deck); Flynn Canada (Toronto) Ltd. (glass/roofing/waterproofing); and Otis Canada Inc. (elevators).
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