Redevelopment at Trillium

Construction Update – Progress Report - March 3, 2008

Mississauga New Wing

Curtain wall installation for the new inpatient wing has begun. The penthouse will be completed following the installation of mechanical and electrical equipment on March 4th, 5th, and 6th. Mechanical and electrical rough-ins continue through to the 4th floor.

Mississauga Renovations

Finishing work, including flooring, painting and suspended ceilings, is almost completed on the second floor new Cath Lab area. Equipment, architectural fitment installation and hardware work is in progress, while owner training of systems is also underway. The new Cath Lab is scheduled for turnover on March 14th and occupancy plans are being developed.

Construction of the new Cardiovascular Operating Room and adjacent support areas have begun. Hoarding installation and mirror removals are in progress.

The Fracture Clinic and Diagnostic Imaging offices have moved to their new space. Demolition work in their former location is in progress. For more information and directions to the Fracture Clinic, click here

West Toronto

The contractor has extended hording (temporary walls) in the Urgent Care Centre area to include the entire waiting area while mechanical and electrical rough-ins are underway. Painting in this area will begin in early March.

Painting and millwork installation is in progress on the second floor new Cancer Detection and Treatment Centre. Mechanical and electrical rough-ins are underway. Exterior wall and parapet framing is also in progress before the installation of new roofing and exterior wall finish takes place.

Work in the new Trillium Way area is progressing. Existing terrazzo floor surfaces have been removed and new concrete topping is being installed. Exterior wall and parapet framing is also in progress in preparation for the new roofing and exterior wall finish. Mechanical and electrical rough-ins are well advanced in main floor ancillary area.

Your support and cooperation are much appreciated during this time.

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