Tower Engineering provided mechanical, electrical, and structural engineering services for the expansion of Ptarmigan Restaurant in Churchill, Manitoba. The project included a 1,160 sf addition transforming a former support kitchen into a modern, upscale dining space designed to serve both visitors and locals. The team’s scope included integration with existing infrastructure, design of new mechanical and electrical systems suitable for a northern commercial kitchen and dining environment, and structural design of foundations and framing for the addition. Design considerations addressed durability, energy efficiency, and constructability in Churchill’s challenging subarctic climate, supporting a high-performing building envelope and flexible, open-concept interior.
Keeping business moving in a live office tower When RUMI needed to upgrade three floors (14th–16th) in a busy downtown Calgary tower, the challenge wasn’t just HVAC, lighting, and power distribution — it was doing it all without interrupting the tenants above, below, and next door. Tower’s team delivered full mechanical and electrical design, coordinating HVAC modifications, low-voltage systems, and base building upgrades to washrooms, corridors, and elevator lobbies. Careful phasing and smart design choices kept the building operational, proving that even major renovations can be seamless in a live commercial environment.
This retail Strip Mall Project includes multiple CRU pad buildings throughout, consisting of retail and restaurant tenant spaces. Tower Engineering provided Mechanical, and Electrical Design services.
The facility included the construction of a fully sprinklered 7,200 sq.m. (77,500 sq.ft.) combination Industrial / Commercial Building, the installation of a Process Line for converting Nylon Pellets to Nylon Sheets, and all of the Structural, Mechanical, and Electrical infrastructure required for the Process Line to operate. Tower Engineering preformed the role of Project Management, Structural, Mechanical, and Electrical Engineering & Design.
Seasons of Tuxedo is a major retail destination in south Winnipeg, developed with multiple CRU pad buildings and national tenants. As part of this large, phased development, Tower Engineering provided mechanical and electrical design services for several pad buildings and tenant fit-ups, coordinating across different users and construction schedules. A highlight of our work was supporting the design and installation review of an innovative geothermal heat pump system serving one of the retail strips. While modest in scale, the system represented a forward-looking approach to energy efficiency, reducing heating and cooling loads and offering long-term operational savings for tenants. Our.
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