The 10-storey mass timber Limberlost Place at George Brown College building in Toronto, ON. Photo Credit: Fast + Epp

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Thursday, 14 March 2024 02:34.PM

Fast + Epp Structural Engineers Inc. has expanded its North American operations with the opening of a new office in Toronto, Ontario.

This expansion marks a significant milestone for the company, reinforcing its commitment to providing ambitious and creative structural engineering solutions across North America. The firm's newest office will anchor project delivery in Eastern Canada, with a continued emphasis on collaboration and design excellence in various sectors, including cultural, post-secondary, sports and recreation, civic, and transportation and aviation.

"As a firm dedicated to advancing structural design and propelling architectural imagination across North America, a hub in Toronto is a natural next step for us," said Robert Jackson, Partner at Fast + Epp. "We place great value on our ability to provide consistent and exceptional service on all our design commissions, and this new office in Eastern Canada will enable us to do just that."

Fast + Epp's current projects in this region include the award-winning Limberlost Place at George Brown College, the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation Headquarters, the New Brunswick Museum revitalization and Δ€disōke (Ottawa Public Library and Library and Archives Canada joint facility).

Newly appointed Associate Principal Pierre Koch will oversee the Toronto office.

With over 25 years of local experience, Pierre brings a wealth of knowledge to his new role at Fast + Epp. He will be joined by a team of engineers and technicians, with support from Fast + Epp's North American and digital offices.

"It's an exciting time to be in Toronto. There continues to be great design opportunity for architectural expression and exposed structure on many projects in the region, and we are eager to play a small role in contributing to them," said Robert Jackson. "Our commitment to reducing embodied carbon within our structures is stronger than ever, and we look forward to collaborating with designers who share these same values."

SOURCE: Fast + Epp

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