Education | Monteith Building Group

Even though price is usually the number one priority on a construction project, almost all educational type projects will be subject to very strict completion deadlines. Building a construction team to meet these schedules requires knowledge and sub-contractor relationships that have been developed from years of experience. Quality education is crucial to the wellbeing and growth of all communities, and Monteith specializes in ensuring that all facilities are built to meet or exceed the standards expected. We understand and respect Owners operational issues where renovation projects introduce our construction teams into functioning facilities, along with the additional safety precautions required. As one of our leading sectors, Monteith bestows a great depth of experience on education projects of all sizes, from small interior renovations to full facility construction.

St. John Paul II School

Lakehead University Cafeteria & Bookstore

Nipissing University Harris Learning Centre

Ecole St-Joseph School

Grande Cache High School Modernization

Nipissing University Athletic Complex

Ecole Ste Anne / Ecole Elisabeth-Bruyere

Lakefield College Cooper Residence

Sir Sandford Fleming College School of the Arts

Hornepayne Public School

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St. John Paul II School
Client: Alberta Infrastructure/GPCSD
Architect: Stantec Architecture
Value: $32.6 M

This project is the construction of a new 110,000 sq.ft high school in Grand Prairie. It features a large gymnasium, open flexible teaching spaces, fully outfitted science labs, and a state-of-the-art black box live theatre facility. A roof top classroom and commercial sized kitchen were also featured in this new school
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Lakehead University Cafeteria & Bookstore
Design-Build
LEED® Gold Registered
Client: Lakehead University
Architect: Diamond Schmitt Architects
Value: $5.3 M

The new Cafeteria / Bookstore will be a LEED Gold Certified, 13,000 square foot facility on the Orillia campus. This design/build project features natural stone and brick finishes to complement the existing academic building and will house a fully operating kitchen and servery for 300 students and faculty of the University.
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Nipissing University Harris Learning Centre
Constructed to LEED® Silver Standards
Client: Canadore College – Nipissing University
Architect: Evans Bertrand Hill Wheeler Architects in joint venture with Diamond Schmitt Architects
Value: $21 M

New 56,000 square foot, three storey library & learning centre located in the heart of the University campus in North Bay, ON. The design features include poured concrete structure, custom wood trusses, a double storey study hall, a three storey skylight atrium and extensive curtain wall systems to maximize natural light. This facility was constructed to LEED® Silver standards.
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Ecole St-Joseph School
Client: Conseil Scolaire Catholique du Nouvel-Ontario
Architect: PBK Architects
Value: $5 M

This project was a 25,000 square foot addition and renovations to an existing school in Wawa, Ontario. The new space includes a gymnasium, library, chapel, workshop, faculty space and approximately 20 classrooms and storage areas.
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Grande Cache High School Modernization
Client: Grande Yellowhead Public School Division
Architect: The Workun Garrick Partnership Architecture and Interior Design Inc.
Value: $16.4 M

The Grande Cache High School Modernization project was awarded to Monteith Building Group in September 2015 and construction is well underway. This five-phase modernization project includes a demolition, renovation , and new addition component in an area inclusive of 61,000 sq. ft. The high school will feature a new gymnasium, atrium, six modular classrooms, and a complete overhaul of existing mechanical and electrical systems. In order to provide the best learning environment possible for students, the connection and set up of six modular classrooms was completed on schedule in January 2016.
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Nipissing University Athletic Complex
Client: Nipissing University
Architect: Mitchell Associates Architects
Value: $ 10 M

This project was a two phase addition to the existing athletic complex on the University campus. Phase II was a two storey, 28,000 square foot addition that is equipped with metabolic testing labs, weight and fitness rooms, offices and classrooms. Phase III is a one storey, 8,000 square foot construction of a squash court and change rooms and renovations to offices.
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Ecole Ste Anne / Ecole Elisabeth-Bruyere
Client: Conseil Scolaire Catholique Franco-Nord
Architect: J.L. Richards & Associates
Value: $13 M

The new French language Catholic school will serve junior kindergarten to grade 12 students from Mattawa and the surrounding municipalities. This 65,000 square feet new facility houses 18 classrooms, a library, double gymnasium, cafeteria and daycare. The design of the building reflects the modern world with a vision toward the future of youth in the community but also incorporates elements from the rich and diverse history of the Mattawa region.
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Lakefield College Cooper Residence
LEED® Gold Certified
Client: Lakefield College School
Architect: Diamond Schmitt Architects
Value: $3 M

This new 7,000 square foot student residence and adjacent Head of House residence for the private college school is a two storey, completely wood frame facility and is LEED® Gold certified. The building houses 30 student rooms with shared washroom facilities and common rooms.
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Sir Sandford Fleming College School of the Arts
Client: Sir Sandford Fleming College
Architect: Diamond Schmitt Architects
Value: $7 M

This 30,000 square foot building is a flagship facility for the Sir Sandford Fleming College. The new School of the Arts features a three storey Great Hall and main entrance with exposed hemlock-crafted trusses that tower over a classic Haliburton stone fireplace. The building houses 3 art studios, 6 classrooms and a library.
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Hornepayne Public School
Client: Algoma District School Board
Architect: David Ellis Architects
Value: $12.6 M

This project is the construction of a new elementary school in Northern Ontario and the demolition of the existing facility. The two storey 40,000 square foot building housse a library, music room, cafeteria, double gymnasium, offices for staff, computer and science labs, construction, shop and manufacturing rooms and a total of 16 new classrooms.