- What we did
- Plumbing
- Natural gas
- Chiller
- Features
- Condominium units
54 floors
590 units - Years
- 2017
- Location
- Montreal, Qc
About the project
Jenaco has obtained the plumbing, gas, and mixed water contract for one of Montreal’s most prestigious real estate projects, the Tour des Canadiens 2. Renowned for its expertise in building mechanics for high-rise buildings, the Saint-Hubert-based firm has now reached another milestone by participating in the completion of this iconic 54-storey project, the tallest in the plumbing company's history.
- What we did
- Plumbing
- Natural gas
- Chiller
- Features
- Condominium units
54 floors
590 units - Years
- 2017
- Location
- Montreal, Qc
"The knowledge of our team members, combined with our experience in large-scale real estate projects, enabled us to meet the technological and logistical challenges of this project," said company founder Jean Turgeon.
In addition to thermal expansion issues for high-rise buildings, Jenaco has mastered the entire process of servicing the owners of these prestigious condominium units. A significant asset for real estate developers, Canderel and Cadillac Fairview, in the development of this real estate project that has won numerous international awards for its marketing campaign.
“This glass tower is sculpted by its architecture to "look like an ice cube".”
The Tour des Canadiens 2 construction project was carried out under the responsibility of the general contractor Reliance Construction that has worked with Jenaco on several projects in the past. It mobilized some twenty of the firm's building mechanics employees until 2019.
Already the recipient of the "Best Architectural Design" award from the National Sales and Marketing Council (NAHB), Tour des Canadiens 2 is distinguished by its slender, angular and pointed form. This glass tower is sculpted by its architecture to "look like an ice cube".
Soulignons que cet édifice phare dédié à l’immobilier résidentiel s’inscrit dans le projet Quad Windsor, qui prévoyait un réaménagement urbain ambitieux à usage mixte, évalué à deux milliards de dollars, comprenant neuf immeubles. L’objectif convoité était de transformer le cœur du centre-ville de Montréal.
