Welcome to my portfolio. Here you’ll find a selection of South Central Inc. construction and restoration projects across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area. Explore our work in heritage restoration, civil construction, structural repair and public infrastructure.
A specialty restoration project at St. Lawrence Hall, one of Toronto’s most prized heritage landmarks. South Central Inc. provided rigging, hoisting and installation support for the meticulous restoration and reinstallation of the historic chandelier in the Great Hall.
South Central Inc. completed a chiller plant mechanical room upgrade at the Etobicoke Olympium recreation centre. The work included concrete slab repairs, waterproofing, equipment pads and associated civil construction while maintaining facility operations.
South Central Inc. completed restoration work at the Donald D. Summerville Olympic Pool on Toronto’s waterfront. The scope included structural concrete repairs, pool tank waterproofing, deck renewal, expansion joint remediation and accessibility upgrades.
A complete streetscape and parkette reconstruction for the Bayview Leaside Business Improvement Area. The project introduced durable public-realm finishes, custom site elements and improved pedestrian circulation for this active Toronto neighbourhood.
A parking garage restoration for the Windmill Line Housing Cooperative in Toronto. The project involved concrete repairs, waterproofing, drainage improvements and protective coatings designed to extend the structure’s service life.
South Central Inc. delivered a state-of-good-repair program at the Toronto Community Housing complex at 1651 Sheppard Avenue. Work was carefully phased to maintain safe access for residents throughout construction.
A detailed fourth-floor interior renovation at 111 Wellesley Street, including architectural finishes, accessibility improvements and building system coordination. The project was delivered in an occupied institutional environment.
Partial sidewalk waterproofing, heritage masonry restoration and public-realm repairs at Union Station. The work demanded precise staging and close coordination in one of Toronto’s busiest transportation hubs.
A sensitive building addition and restoration that preserved the character of the existing church while improving its function. New work was integrated with the heritage fabric using compatible materials and careful detailing.
Civil site improvements at Etobicoke Civic Centre, including asphalt renewal, grading, drainage and related exterior works. Construction was sequenced to support ongoing public access and municipal operations.
Restoration work at the Theatre Centre on Queen Street West combined heritage-sensitive repairs with durable upgrades for a busy cultural facility. The project balanced preservation, safety and continued public use.
A specialized installation project at 777 Bay Street involving logistics, structural coordination and precise placement of a significant totem pole within an active downtown Toronto property.
Garage and fleet maintenance upgrades for a Toronto paramedic station. The work improved operational capacity through durable interior construction, coordinated building systems and efficient project phasing.
Targeted restoration and site work at Spadina Museum, delivered with careful protection of the historic building and grounds. Construction methods respected the property’s heritage character and public setting.
Commercial renovations at Consilium Place focused on refined finishes, efficient coordination and minimal disruption within an occupied business environment in Scarborough.
A complex package at Union Station including heritage vertical masonry, dynamic bollards, stone repairs and drainage improvements. The work combined conservation skill with demanding infrastructure coordination.
Concrete stair repairs and renewal across a multi-building residential community. The program improved safety, durability and appearance while maintaining clear access for residents.
Monument installation at Commerce Court required detailed planning, structural support and carefully managed lifting in Toronto’s financial district.
Field office and infrastructure construction for Humber Environmental and Civil Services. The work supported active site operations with reliable, practical and durable facilities.
Rehabilitation of the ceremonial ramp and ancillary structures at Nathan Phillips Square. The high-profile civic project combined structural repair, waterproofing and public-realm restoration.
A major podium deck restoration at College Park, including concrete rehabilitation, waterproofing, drainage improvements and landscape reinstatement above occupied spaces.
Podium deck renewal at 420 Yonge Street focused on long-term waterproofing performance, durable hardscape and coordinated restoration within an active downtown setting.
Heritage restoration of the Amsterdam Fountain, including careful repair of significant finishes and components. The project renewed an important Toronto landmark while preserving its original character.
