This manufacturing expansion of over 61,171 square feet featured a pre-engineering structure with a 160-foot clear span in the manufacturing area. The plant area included a 12” concrete slab with detailed level reinforcing for zero tolerance movement and specific levelness tolerances. The expansion also incorporated new workshops, storage, scouring and new employee amenities such as offices, detailed washrooms and lunch room area. The expansion was design-built to blend into the existing and to maintain strict levels of humidification.

Designed by Archon Architects, and construction to be carried out by Rosati Construction, this 2,200 square foot building will encompass the kitchen, take-out area and self-serve dining-in space, with seating for about 25 patrons. The two-storey structure will include a residential unit on the second floor.

This exciting first of three phases includes approximately 60,000 Sq. Ft. of Commercial Development. Upon completion of all three phases, this development will encompass close to 200,000 Sq. Ft. of prime commercial development for retail, professional and personal service shops. This unique development has been designed with multiple façades to present a sense of community. The internal roadways are designed with fully landscaped boulevards to promote a comfortable and green environment that stands apart from traditional commercial developments.

This 25,156 square foot Family Fun Centre was design-built by Rosati Construction Inc. The new owners’ vision of the fort theme, a nod to the historical significance of the Amhersburg area, encompasses a first phase including upgrading the former restaurant area into “The Barracks Restaurant and Pizzeria.” Upgrades to the outdoor pavilion called “The Bunker” and also the addition of four sand volleyball courts. These are now fully operational and available for rent. The completed second phase consisted of renovating the existing building to construct six bowling lanes, as well as a new arcade and large combat area for Laser Tag. A full exterior facelift renovation was also completed as part of the project.

Formerly the Hiram Walker Wiser’s Club facility, this Private Member restaurant club included approximately 9,500 Sq. Ft. of renovations to an historical facility to bring it into a modern revitalized state for the Windsor Club. The project include the renovation to the existing historically-designated building including a new commercial kitchen, Bar area, Offices, upgraded washrooms, new meeting rooms, revitalized dinning area and exterior patios.

This stand-alone Starbucks Restaurant was design-built by Rosati, in conjunction with Starbuck prototype standards. The building measures 1,800 Sq. Ft. with high 14-foot ceilings. This project is part of a commercial development encompassing six commercial buildings. The building was conventionally constructed with a wood structure, the roofing system is a white TPO membrane system. The exterior façade includes a well-balanced mixture of cultured stone, clay masonry face brick, accent concrete sills. The windows are curtain wall systems, designed to meet the energy efficiency code and they are topped off with architectural fabric canopies. The site includes a high level of landscaping, a customer patio and sound fencing to provide screening for residential neighbors. The interior leaseholds were completed directly by Starbucks and are designed to LEED standards.

Xanadu is a state-of-the-art Health Club with many amenities and features unlike any other health club around. The facility is a 35,000 Sq. Ft. building that provides a fitness and social atmosphere throughout each of its different areas. The Club features a 3-tiered main equipment area with the newest fitness equipment available. There are separate independent rooms for aerobics, spinning classes, yoga and an extensive, private women-only area. The locker rooms include private individual showers and changing areas, saunas and steam rooms. The facility also includes a juice bar, a licensed lounge, yoga and palates rooms, women-only areas and a commercial kitchen that provides the ability to host mid-sized, health-related events. The exterior features of the development include a large, fully landscaped patio with seating, fireplaces and water features, a paved fitness track and a putting green for avid golfers. The building was conventionally constructed with post and beam structure with open web steel joist and metal deck. The roofing system is a single ply ballasted EPDM system. The exterior façade includes a well-balanced mixture of cultured stone, clay masonry face brick, accents of limestone, EIFS (stucco) and a combination of curtain wall and punch window systems. The interior of the facility is uniquely designed with creative bulkhead ceiling systems that highlight various areas of the fitness facility and grand features. Special attention and design details are provided within the men’s and women’s locker rooms that provide a sense of welcome, warmth, relaxation and comfort. They include private individual showers with etched seamless glazing, private preparation areas including private mirrors, lounging spaces and accent fireplaces.

Rosati Group successfully bid on both the exterior and interior leasehold contracts for the South Windsor Medical Centre. Consisting of 5,100 Sq. Ft. of medical space, this includes a Medical Clinic with five doctors, 15 examination rooms and support spaces. The space also is joined by a large common waiting area and children’s play area. Rosati also completed the interior leasehold for the adjoining Rexall Pharmacy. The Building Shell is conventionally constructed with a steel framing, the roofing is a ballasted EPDM roof and the exterior walls are constructed of metal stud framing, insulation, exterior sheathing with an EIFS (stucco) finish applied. The base of the building includes stone masonry detailing.

This Early Childhood Education Centre is located on Advance Blvd. in Lakeshore. The centre is a total of 12,369 sq. ft. of which 5,823 sq. ft. was expanded and completed in 2012. The Centre includes a variety of classrooms for different aged children, a large kitchen, dining room, administration offices, staffroom and an interior gym area. The building and playground have completed secure entrances for children safety. This Centre also includes a large outdoor playground area that is approximately 7,000 sq. ft. The playground has numerous exciting play structures and a splash pad area for the children for hot summer days.

The facility, on LaSalle’s Sprucewood Avenue, has been designed to ensure excellent indoor environmental quality, measures 12,392 square feet and has a capacity for 106 children. Some of the green features of the project include a highly reflective roof to reduce the “heat-island effect,” over 40% energy cost savings through heat recovery, the use of natural light and occupancy sensors. Through a rainwater harvesting system, low-flow fixtures and drought-resistant landscaping, the building will have over 55% of reduced water usage. The excellent indoor air quality is ensured with low VOC-emitting paints, adhesives, sealants and flooring materials. All regularly occupied spaces also have natural ventilation. The owners have implemented a green housekeeping program, using only “Green Seal or EcoLogo certified” products. The facility itself will also be a great atmosphere for the children, as it includes an indoor multi-purpose room/ gymnasium for indoor activities, a library and a biometric security system to ensure all children are protected. There is a large dining room to provide a sense of a family during meal times. Floor to ceiling windows have been installed to bring in the outdoor environment. Two fully-equipped outdoor play areas feature new play structures, water splash and picnic areas.

This two-storey (plus basement) multiple suite medical facility consists of a total of 30,000 Sq. Ft. The facility is conventionally constructed with structural steel post, beam and open web steel joists and a precast 2nd floor structure. The roofing is a ballasted single ply EPDM membrane. The exterior facades are a combination of aluminum-framed store front glazing and E.I.F.S. (Stucco) systems, architectural block and shouldice stone accent areas. The overall site included extensive landscaping including a bio-swale for storm water run-off filtration.

This 76,953 square foot automotive supply facility was developed to meet the high expectations of the automotive industry. The site and building are designed to manufacture and assemble interior dash board systems via a “just-in-time” delivery system to Daimler Chrysler. The plant includes loading docks and grade entrance doors for increased shipping and receiving operations. The plant is constructed with structural steel framing providing 60-foot bays throughout. The roof structure is open web steel joists with metal deck. The exterior envelope of the plant is enclosed with pre-finished insulated metal siding and a ballasted EPDM roofing. The two-storey office is constructed within the overall structure and is finished with architectural concrete masonry, and EIFS (stucco) canopy and banding, pre-finished metal siding parapet. The office façade also incorporates a combination of clear anodized aluminum framed punched windows and curtain wall system with blue tinted glazing.

This 14,000 square foot conversion/renovation involved a complete overhaul of this former elementary school that was originally constructed in 1955. Working with Archon Architects, Rosati was able to transform this facility into corporate offices, meeting and training centre for the CAW Local 195/2458 members. The facility received a completely new floor plan, exterior façade renovations, new roofing, new windows and mechanical systems. The site was also transformed to accommodate large CAW picnic and member meeting events.

This pre-engineered Butler facility consists of approximately 41,428 Sq. Ft. including 1,964 Sq. Ft. of office that is conventionally constructed. The total project was constructed in roughly 20 weeks. The plant’s structure is constructed with Butler’s widespan structural system and the envelope is comprised of the MR24 standing seam metal roofing and Shadowall wall systems. The facility is also equipped with three (3) loading docks. The plant was designed to accommodate an expansion of approximately 10,000 Sq. Ft. and the office is also designed to expand across the front of the plant as the company grows.

The Real Estate Board office facility, completed in 2006, is a modern looking facility with attractive exterior façade. The façade is comprised of a combination of quality brick masonry veneer and exterior insulated finish system (EIFS). The unique masonry patterns along with the exterior bulkheads provide for the unique aesthetics of the building. Due to the tight occupancy schedule of the client, the building was conventionally constructed with load bearing concrete masonry units that bear the weight of the open web steel joist. Value engineering was provided on this project to evaluate the use of load bearing concrete block VS structural steel and metal stud construction. The result was a similar cost with a savings of four weeks on the construction schedule. The building also features a ballasted EPDM roofing system, slab-on-grade construction, punched aluminum windows and quality interior finished using Rosati’s standard level of finishes. The overall square footage of the facility is 4,531 square feet.

This 20,183 Sq. Ft. new Fellowship Hall was constructed of a structural steel frame with precast concrete floor slabs. It features a stunning entrance canopy and rotunda leading to a Chapel, Banquet Hall, Commercial Kitchen facilities and Administrative Offices. This project also included façade renovations to the existing building. Subsequent to being awarded this publicly-tendered project, Rosati proposed several Value Engineering solutions that reduced the project cost by an additional 9% without affecting the project quality or design integrity. As a consequence of this dedication to quality and commitment to value, Windsor Christian Fellowship has engaged Rosati construction on all their subsequent projects.

This renovation redeveloped the once former home of Tepperman’s Furniture Store into the “Ottawa Street Business Centre”. The renovations feature a completely new façade incorporating a unique blend of stucco systems, crown moldings and trim details, new window and door systems, new architectural block and brick masonry. The building’s main entrance was relocated from Ottawa Street to Pierre Street, providing the main entrance and vestibule with full handicap accessibility as well as an excellent view of Lanspeary Park. The 3-storey facility has approximately 30,000 sq. ft. of leaseable space.

This cross-dock facility was conventionally constructed using architectural block for the office façade, full height pre-finished metal siding walls in the dock area with open web steel joists and ballasted EPDM roofing. The facility is comprised of 19 dock doors and one ramped level-entry door. The office was constructed in an upper mezzanine that will allow for future office expansion to meet requirements of this client. The total facility is comprised of 14,809 sq. ft.

This facility consists of an approximate 32,124 Sq. ft. manufacturing plant including a 2-storey, 6,878 Sq. Ft. office. The overall building was constructed in phases. The plant is constructed with conventional structural steel framing providing clear span manufacturing space. The roof structure is open-web steel joists with metal deck. The exterior envelope of the plant is enclosed with pre-finished insulated metal siding, concrete block. The roofing is a single-ply EPDM roofing membrane that is ballasted. The office façade is built with an aesthetic blend of prefinished metal architectural panels, pre-finished metal siding installed horizontally, curtain wall glazing systems with reflective tinting and E.I.F.S. (stucco). The facility was designed and constructed to reflect clean manufacturing as pharmaceutical product equipment is designed and manufactured at the facility.

This existing commercial building was converted into a three (3) unit retail plaza with a new, attractive historical façade. The overall area of the multi-unit building is approximately 2,700 sq. ft. The revitalized façade includes stucco, detailed architectural moldings, decorative pillars and canvas accent canopies.

The Italian Canadian Handicapable Association’s sports complex is comprised of 42,968 square feet. The 100% handicap-accessible complex incorporates an indoor soccer arena, boccia courts, games room, lockers rooms and meeting facilities. The facility’s soccer arena is a pre-engineered building, with the remainder of the facility having been conventionally constructed with a combination of precast hollow core and open web steel joists. The exterior walls consist mainly of architectural block with details.

This commercial Business Centre consists of approximately 22,400 sq. ft. The architectural features of the complex include a combination of architectural block, metal panel systems, curtain wall glazing, stucco canopies and stone accent banding.

This 3-storey hotel expansion included approximately 33 hotel suites with balconies. The expansion was conventionally constructed with block masonry foundation systems, pre-cast floor slabs, brick masonry veneer and sliding patio doors. The roof consisted of a built-up roofing systems.

This industrial facility consists of 68,500 square feet of office, warehousing and manufacturing space. The manufacturing plant is constructed with a structural steel frame, decorative concrete masonry units and insulated metal siding. Roofing is comprised of a ballasted EPDM membrane system. The corporate offices were designed with unique circular aesthetics to create an image on a global scale. The façade incorporates a combination of curtain wall systems and architectural concrete blocks creating a bold, outstanding look. The office structure is of structural steel frame and pre-cast concrete hollow core slabs.

Rosati Group was the design build contractor for the South Walkerville Medical Centre which consisted of over 73,000 Sq. Ft. of medical space. The project was constructed with three buildings including a 60,000 Sq. Ft., three-storey facility. The development included approximately 34 individual doctors’ offices for which Rosati was also the design-builder for all leaseholds. The development was conventionally constructed with loading concrete block wall, precast concrete. The building exterior envelope is comprised of architectural block, punched aluminum anodized tinted windows and ballasted EPDM roofing. The parking areas were designed to accommodate a pay-for-use system.

Kingsway Lodge, an addition to St. Mary’s Rest Home in London, was a two-storey addition consisting of approximately 55 beds. The addition was constructed with cast-in-place concrete and concrete masonry foundation systems, pre-cast concrete floor slabs, brick veneer and curtain wall exterior cladding with metal stud construction. The structural system was load-bearing masonry, steel joists and metal deck. The addition consisted of dining room, multi-purpose rooms, kitchen and laundry facilities and also included elevator systems.

This multi-use project encompasses a 9-storey residential apartment complex and a detached 2-storey commercial facility that holds multiple professional offices. The Commercial complex is convention construction with cast-in-place concrete and concrete masonry foundation systems, pre-cast concrete floor slabs, brick masonry veneer and curtain wall exterior cladding. The Residential complex was constructed with approximately 54 suites and incorporates pre-cast floor slabs, brick masonry veneer with block back-up. The windows are punched into the façade.

Regency Park is comprised of 47 suites and 95 beds. The three and half storey (plus basement) rest home was constructed with cast-in-place concrete and concrete masonry foundation systems, pre-cast concrete floor slabs, brick veneer and curtain wall exterior cladding with metal stud construction. The structural system was load-bearing masonry, steel joists and metal deck. This facility consisted of dining room, multi-purpose rooms, games rooms and kitchen and laundry facilities and also included elevator systems.

Originally constructed for Technophar, this facility consists of a total of 103,318 Sq. Ft. including 60,410 Sf. Ft. of manufacturing space, 32,268 Sq. Ft. of mezzanine space and 10,640 Sq. Ft. of office space over 2 storeys. The manufacturing space was divided into two main sections: (1) clean manufacturing for pharmaceuticals and (2) manufacturing of pharmaceutical equipment. The plant is constructed with structural steel framing providing 60-foot bays throughout. The roof structure is open-web steel joists with metal deck. The exterior envelope of the plant is enclosed with pre-finished insulated metal siding and a single-ply EPDM roofing membrane that is ballasted. The office façade is built with E.I.F.S. (stucco), anodized aluminum window systems, standing seam metal roofing and curtain wall glazing. Since the original construction, Rosati has also completed numerous renovations and additions to the facility.

This two-storey (plus basement) expansion to the rest home was constructed with cast-in-place concrete and concrete masonry foundation systems, pre-cast concrete floor slabs, brick veneer and curtain wall exterior cladding with metal stud construction. The expansion consisted of approximately 41 beds as well as dining room, multi-purpose rooms, games rooms, kitchen and laundry facilities and included an elevator system.

This Professional Business Park was designed to create a professional development that was practical, attractive, and versatile while remaining accessible and highly visible. This was attained while meeting the diverse requirements and expectations of a wide variety of current and future professional tenants. The complex consists of seven individual buildings. The development’s unique architectural design features a practical park-like setting that includes a 60-foot brick masonry tower. The exterior facades of the buildings are of full-height brick masonry veneer, modular tinted glazing units in colour-matching aluminum frames, skylight-type canopies. The building structures are slab-ongrade and steel framed. The roofing is a ballasted, built-up membrane. The site features include landscaped sitting areas and lighted concrete walkways that provide pedestrian access to other areas of the development.