High Reach Demolition
With High Reach demolitions, no two projects are the same, but they’re tackled in the same systematic manner: well thought-out and well planned.
55/61 Charles St.
55 Charles Street (nine-storey) and 61 Charles Street (three-storey) are two buildings located side by side in the heart of the city of Toronto that needed to be demolished to make space for a 50 storey condominium development.
Annex Building
Priestly Demolition worked with PCL Construction to demolish the Legislature Annex Building located in Edmonton, Alberta (from the main floor and above), and to repurpose the site to the satisfaction of the province of Alberta.
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89 Avenue Road
89 Avenue road was the location of an old hotel that housed rental suites and rooms. The hotel was being demolished to make space for a luxury New-York style condo development, competing to be the tallest residential building in Toronto with 35 suites over 20 storeys.
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880 Bay Street
Built in 1947, and owned by the Provincial Government of Ontario, this seven-storey building was slotted for demolition in order to make way for new infrastructure. Levelling a building surrounded by pedestrians, traffic and other buildings is no mean feat, but the skilled team at PDI is up for the task.
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