Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) Station Replacement Design 2022-2026 | District of Saanich, BC As part of its asset replacement program, the District of Saanich faced a growing challenge: two aging pressure reducing valve (PRV) stations that had reached the end of their service life. Built in 1955 and 1970, the stations were heavily corroded and…
Edmonton New Remand Centre 2007-2012 | Edmonton, AB The Edmonton New Remand Centre is a 645,000 sq.ft. maximum security remand facility accommodating nearly 1,950 inmates in the first phase. The $482 million facility consists of a central building connected to seven pods through a two-level link system. The Central Administration building houses administrative services as…
EPCOR Garneau Substation 2019-2024 | Edmonton, AB The existing substation, while still operational, could no longer meet the growing power demands of the surrounding Garneau neighborhood. EPCOR proposed expanding into an adjacent residential-zoned property to increase capacity without compromising community character or service continuity. The Garneau neighborhood, one of Edmonton’s oldest, is characterized by its…
Alberta Gaming and Liquor Distribution Centre 2014-2018 | St. Albert, AB The new Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission (AGLC) Liquor Distribution Centre is the primary facility in AGLC’s warehouse network, handling all fast-moving products and serving as the central hub for order assembly and shipment. The warehouse, located in St. Albert, is 543,000 square feet,…
Hiiye’yutul’ Friendship Square Placemaking 2022-2025 | City of Duncan, BC The City of Duncan was ready to revitalize the community space known as Station Street Park. The park was aging and had potential to be more functional and accessible. McElhanney was engaged to provide planning and detailed design services. A team of McElhanney’s landscape architects…
By adding a surge tank to their sanitary pump station, the station and forcemain were better protected against pressure transients.
This sewage holding tank aeration project lowered sulphides, limited sedimentation, eliminated CS entry, and treated fugitive odours.
Requirements to meet provincial water treatment objectives motivated the District to upgrade to a new potable water treatment plant.
The City of Duncan’s reservoir replacement had to store twice the amount of water on a parcel the size of a basketball court. Could our design deliver?
To address an existing water storage deficiency, the City of Armstrong requested a design for concrete potable water reservoirs.
