After many discussions, the construction project of the mega-hospital on the Enfant-Jésus site is progressing rapidly. The new constructions will cover a total area of 174,983 square meters, and the total project cost is estimated at 2.24 billion dollars. It is now expected that all the work will be completed by 2029. Eventually, the new hospital complex will bring together the activities of L'Hôtel-Dieu de Québec and Hôpital de l'Enfant-Jésus on a single site.

Verdun Hospital was founded in 1932 and is located in a rapidly developing area. Over the years, this public institution has become a reference in the medical field. In consortium with Norda Stelo, ELEMA was commissioned for the expansion and modernization project of Verdun Hospital, with the goal of enlarging and modernizing its facilities to better meet the needs of the growing and aging population in its territory. These works will undoubtedly enhance the reputation of this venerable hospital. This project will increase the total area of Verdun Hospital by nearly 50% and is defined by the addition of a new pavilion, an aerial walkway connecting the existing building to the new one, a reconfiguration of delivery docks, and finally, the addition of an atrium in the space currently occupied by the inner courtyards. The future walkway will not only serve the physical connection between the old and the new, but it will also be used to create a new architectural facade animated by pedestrian traffic. It spans 5 stories in height and has an approximate length of 73 meters (240 feet). The first identified challenge in the project was the desire for transparency in the architectural facades, which led to the selection of structurally resilient frames. Secondly, the new walkway had to be structurally separated from the existing building to avoid seismic retrofitting of the existing pavilions, in accordance with the requirements of the Quebec Building Code. As for the atrium, its purpose is to create a new living space by redefining an outdoor area that is currently underutilized. An elevator core connecting the new atrium to the existing floors will be added.

A $500 million real estate development project to transform downtown Longueuil into a Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) project. Phase 2 of the project consists of two towers, each 40 stories tall, resting on an impressive steel-framed podium above the Longueuil–Université-de-Sherbrooke metro station. This podium notably allows for the elevation above the infrastructure of the metro station's tunnels and platforms. In addition to providing access for STM users, it will house numerous commercial spaces as well as a food court.

Located at 500 Preston Street in Ottawa, SOHO Italia soars into the sky with 30 stories of reinforced concrete, accommodating sought-after rental units. The building also includes five levels of underground parking carved into the bedrock. SOHO Italia features restaurants, bars, a gym, and a large terrace on the 3rd floor.

Conveniently located in the heart of Solar Uniquartier in Brossard, Nobel Condominiums showcases Scandinavian architecture, combining a luxurious 28-story condominium and apartment tower (Nobel), a modern office tower (B3), and a commercial podium. Comprising 270 studios, condos, and penthouses from the 14th to the 27th floor, the Nobel tower features a gym and coworking space on the 2nd floor, an interior courtyard terrace on the 3rd floor, as well as an outdoor pool with a beach area, sun loungers, a spa, skylounge, and a multifunctional room on the 14th floor. A second outdoor pool is located at the top of the building. Nobel also includes over 250 apartments on the lower levels, benefiting from a separate entrance hall and access to the shared common areas on the 14th floor. On the other hand, the B3 building has a total area of 21,370 m2 (230,000 ft2) spread over 12 floors, making it the tallest office tower in Solar Uniquartier. Integrated on the first level, the commercial podium consists of 2 levels below Nobel, 1 level below B3, and brings together public spaces and dining areas for passengers arriving from the Du Quartier station via the connected REM walkway. Below the podium, three levels of underground parking can accommodate up to 521 cars.

The senior residence by Groupe Sélection in Gatineau is an 11-story reinforced concrete building located on Plateau Boulevard. With a total area of approximately 312,000 square ft2 (29,000 m2), the complex includes care units and rental residential units. Many services are provided to tenants, including spacious dining rooms, a cinema, billiards, as well as a large indoor pool. La cour extérieure aménagée repose sur une dalle de tréfonds, située au-dessus du stationnement intérieur qui couvre l’entière superficie du lot. Ce stationnement compte 87 cases et plusieurs rangement à vélo.

Le nouveau bâtiment multifonctionnel du PJCCI (3 étages avec une superficie de 2 350 m2) consists of a 'bridge' tubular steel frame structure housing offices with large trusses of 65 meters in steel length and a roof made of exposed architecturally laminated cross-laminated timber (CLT) panels. The volume of the office block is cantilevered over the maintenance center, which includes service garages for the PJCCI vehicle fleet. The building's foundations are supported by drilled piles.

Le Jazz Brossard is a private senior residence located in the heart of Solar Uniquartier, one of the largest mixed developments to emerge in Quebec. In the long run, this massive project will serve as a bridge between downtown and the South Shore thanks to the light rail system, one of its stations being constructed nearby. Located facing the central park that will enliven the neighborhood, Le Jazz Brossard consists of 2 rental unit towers, 15 and 26 stories high, connected by a common 6-story podium that enhances the building's pedestrian scale. With 381 rental units and 24 care rooms, the project has common areas spread over 2 floors to offer all the services and amenities typically found in such establishments. The addition of 2 panoramic lounges on the 9th and 24th the building takes advantage of its height to allow its occupants to enjoy breathtaking views of both Solar Uniquartier and the downtown Montreal skyline on the horizon. The building has a limited ground footprint of 2,224 square meters (23,930 square feet), but it has a total floor area (including underground parking) of over 51,100 square meters (550,000 square feet). Le Jazz Brossard notably includes an indoor pool, bowling lanes, a sports bar, a large dining room, a bistro, a cinema, a wellness area with personal care facilities, a health area with consultation offices, as well as several lounges. 330 parking spaces are distributed across 3 levels of underground parking, which extend deep below the majority of the site.

The complex formed by buildings RC3, RC4, and RC5, commercially known as 'Condos Magellan' consists of three (3) buildings ranging from 8 to 23 stories and containing two (2) to three (3) basements. The complex totals 88,250 square meters (950,000 square feet) and is primarily used for residential purposes. The ground floors are designated for commercial use. The visual signature of the buildings necessitates the use of uncommon structural details in condominium projects, such as multi-story cantilevers to eliminate columns in certain volumes, cantilevers up to 5 meters (16 feet), and multiple column shifts.

The project involves the new construction of a mixed-use building of eight concrete floors, including two levels of underground parking.

Ideally located in Amos, this design project for plans of a new steel building offers a comprehensive and innovative solution. With a generous area of 9,157 square feet, this building will be designed according to strict standards and detailed specifications. The proposal includes the creation of detailed plans and specifications necessary for obtaining permits and for construction. Leveraging our expertise to assess the structure, we consider loads, structural integrity, and specific project requirements. Our commitment is to provide professional and personalized service throughout the process, ensuring clear communication and optimal satisfaction.

The main challenge of this project was to strengthen the existing structure of a two-story building in preparation for installing new foundations. To achieve this, we planned the installation of pilasters on the existing columns.

In this project in Saint-Léonard-de-Portneuf, the structural design of a custom cabin included the creation of wooden beams suited for long spans and significant cantilevers.

Engineering site monitoring services were provided for the refurbishment of the underside of an underground parking structure in Montreal.

This residential expansion and opening of an existing wall project involves a detailed evaluation of the current structure to determine reinforcement needs.

This is a technical expertise aimed at validating mechanical anchors in a 4-foot slab located at the site of Sicame Énergie in Saint-Hubert.

The project focuses on evaluating repair work to address water infiltration in the foundation wall of a condo in Brossard.

The services include a comprehensive assessment of the current balcony structure, the preparation of plans and specifications to obtain the necessary permits, as well as expert consultation to address the client's questions and concerns. The origin of the balcony reinforcement is a fire that has impacted the integrity of the structure, as both the joists and columns have been affected. The goal is to ensure the strength and integrity of your balcony, ensuring that it meets all safety standards while maintaining communication with the client to effectively address their needs.

The goal is to eliminate a visible column by replacing it with a more discreet and efficient system composed of integrated beams and support columns. This transformation requires a thorough structural assessment to understand the load supported by the existing column and ensure the stability of the structure after its removal. Based on this assessment, detailed plans and specifications are developed to install a visible beam under the existing structure.

The analysis of the structural capacity and the preparation of plans and specifications for the installation of the beam are the focus of this project. It includes a comprehensive evaluation of the existing structure, the preparation of plans and specifications for the beam installation, and expert consultation to address all questions. The objective is to ensure compliance with standards while providing professional and personalized service to meet the client's needs. As part of this project, special attention will also be given to correcting the deflection of the existing floor. Measures will be taken to minimize any undesirable deformation of the floor, ensuring its strength and level of safety. The project aims to strengthen the structure, improve load-bearing capacity, and address deflection issues, thereby ensuring a final result that meets current standards for quality and safety.