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PROJECT SUMMARY
Size: Building A: 16,114 sq. ft. – Maintenance Shop & Office    Building B: 25,532 sq. ft. – Salt & Sand Storage Shed
Building Delivery Method: Design-Build
Design Team: Volker Stevin Highways Ltd., Scott Builders Inc. and The Tarjan Group
This single-storey office and attached maintenance shop were constructed with load-bearing structural precast concrete. The salt & sand storage shed is a large, clearspan PEMB and includes open air storage along one side.

PROJECT SUMMARY
Size: 11,280 sq. ft.
Building Delivery Method: Stipulated Sum
Design Team: Perio Dental Clinic, Scott Builders Inc. and Nadji Architect Ltd.
A well-laid out medical clinic, this Dental office includes ample space for treating their clients. Beautiful finishes and skylights provides staff a great workplace with a comfortable atmosphere. During design, a portion of the building was allocated for future development.

PROJECT SUMMARY
Size: 14,400 sq. ft.
Building Delivery Method: Design-Build Fixed Price
Design Team: Mainroad Group of Companies, Scott Builders Inc. and Cognidyn Engineering
Mainroad Group of Companies, Cognidyn Engineering, Scott Builders Inc. Mainroad Group is an employee-owned company who is recognized as a leader in providing safe and reliable maintenance across Canada. In the photos, you’ll notice that instead of using typical overhead doors, this shop has large fin doors that open to the side.

PROJECT SUMMARY
Size: 5,160 sq. ft.
Building Delivery Method: Design-Build Fixed Price
Design Team: Mainroad Group of Companies, Scott Builders Inc. and Cognidyn Engineering
Mainroad Group is an employee-owned company who is recognized as a leader in providing safe and reliable road maintenance across Canada. This facility includes three fin doors measuring 20’ high x 16’ wide and it is the second project Scott completed for Mainroad.

PROJECT SUMMARY
Size: 16,318 sq. ft. on 1 acre
Building Delivery Method: Design-Build
Design Team: Town of Provost, MD of Provost No. 52, Scott Builders Inc. and BCW Architects
This two-storey facility has a pre-cast basement and structural steel shell. The main floor is a doctor’s office with staff offices, exam rooms, lunchroom and washroom facilities. The second floor is divided into Primary Care Network space as well as a fully functioning dental clinic. The basement consists of future lease space, meeting areas as well as washroom facilities.

PROJECT SUMMARY
Size: 30,000 sq. ft.
Building Delivery Method: Construction Management
Design Team: Central Alberta Medical Imaging Services, Scott Builders Inc. and John Hull Architect
The unique design of the Downtown Red Deer CAMIS building houses two clinics, a state-of-the art centrally controlled Building Management System for mechanical and electrical systems as well as  a design that allows for maximum natural lighting. The building includes an elevator, x-ray rooms, administrative offices and a symposium as well as a staff gym located on the second floor. The x-ray division is located in the lower level and is directly accessible from the outside.

PROJECT SUMMARY
Size: 8,403 sq. ft. per floor on 1.06 acre site
Building Delivery Method: Fixed Price
Design Team: Paul Hicke Enterprises LTD., Scott Builders Inc. and Sonroc
This two storey medical centre was constructed for multiple end users with Physiotherapy, Chiropractic and Massage Therapy on one side, and a Doctor’s Medical Clinic on the other. Between the two sits a pharmacy. The lower floor contains additional lease space.

PROJECT SUMMARY
Size: 14,800 sq. ft. on 1 acre
Building Delivery Method: Design-Build
Design Team: St. Stephen’s Catholic Church Committee, Scott Builders Inc. and Sveinson Consulting Engineers Ltd.
This solid design has the formal auditorium as central with offices and support areas off to one side. The building also has a large kitchen, a workshop and a fellowship hall for gatherings. Scott played an integral role in developing the design with an involved and creative church committee.

PROJECT SUMMARY
Size: 4,823 sq. ft.
Building Delivery Method: Construction Management
Design Team: Korean Presbyterian Church, Scott Builders Inc. and Brian Allsopp Architect Ltd.
Cost savings was of utmost importance on this project, so the foundation and steel structure were constructed in the fall and the remainder of the project resumed in the spring to avoid winter construction. In addition, the active site was very tight and restrictive, so careful material delivery planning was essential. An agreement between Scott Builders and neighbouring property owners was set-up to gain site access.