Resilient Harbor Tower
Toronto, ON | Completed 2023 | Commercial, Green Building
Project Overview
A 42-story mixed-use tower designed to withstand extreme weather events while achieving LEED Platinum certification. The building features advanced storm-resistant systems, renewable energy integration, and innovative water management solutions.
- LEED Platinum Certified
- 100% storm-resistant facade
- 60% energy reduction
- Rainwater harvesting system
Architectural Drawings
Construction Phase
Interior Spaces
Client Testimonial
"Glory Storm Quivar Architecture delivered beyond our expectations. The Resilient Harbor Tower stands as a testament to sustainable design without compromising on aesthetics or functionality. Their attention to storm-resistant features gave us peace of mind for decades to come."
— Marcus Chen, CEO, Harbor Development Corporation
Greenwood Residential Complex
Mississauga, ON | Completed 2022 | Residential, Storm-Resistant
Project Overview
A 280-unit residential development featuring storm-resistant design principles integrated with sustainable living spaces. The project incorporates green roofs, solar panels, and advanced drainage systems to protect residents from extreme weather.
- 280 storm-resistant units
- Green roof systems
- Solar energy integration
- Advanced flood protection
Floor Plans
Under Construction
Completed Units
Client Testimonial
"Working with Glory Storm Quivar was an absolute pleasure. They understood our vision for affordable, sustainable, and resilient housing. The Greenwood Complex has become a model for future residential developments in our region."
— Sarah Thompson, Director, Greenwood Housing Initiative
Downtown Revitalization Project
Hamilton, ON | Completed 2023 | Urban Planning, Mixed-Use
Project Overview
A comprehensive urban planning initiative transforming a 12-block area into a resilient, pedestrian-friendly downtown core. The project integrates storm management infrastructure with public spaces, retail, and residential zones.
- 12-block revitalization
- Integrated storm drainage
- Pedestrian-first design
- Urban green spaces
Master Plan
Development Phase
Public Spaces
Client Testimonial
"The transformation of our downtown core exceeded all expectations. Glory Storm Quivar Architecture balanced historical preservation with modern resilience, creating a space that serves our community for generations while protecting against future climate challenges."
— David Morrison, City Councillor, Hamilton
Heritage Bank Building Restoration
Toronto, ON | Completed 2021 | Heritage Restoration, Commercial
Project Overview
A meticulous restoration of a 1920s heritage bank building, integrating modern storm-resistant technologies while preserving historical architectural elements. The project demonstrates our commitment to honoring the past while building for the future.
- Heritage designation maintained
- Structural reinforcement
- Modern HVAC systems
- Storm-resistant upgrades
Before Restoration
Restoration Work
Restored Interior
Client Testimonial
"Glory Storm Quivar Architecture brought our historic building back to life while making it resilient for the next century. Their expertise in heritage restoration combined with modern engineering is unmatched. The building is now a centerpiece of our community."
— Elizabeth Grant, Heritage Trust Foundation
Lakefront Innovation Center
Burlington, ON | Completed 2023 | Commercial, Green Building
Project Overview
A state-of-the-art technology campus designed to withstand lakefront storm conditions while providing a world-class workspace. The building features innovative wind-resistant design, flood protection systems, and net-zero energy capabilities.
- Net-zero energy building
- Hurricane-rated windows
- Flood-resistant foundation
- Geothermal heating/cooling
Technical Drawings
Construction Progress
Interior Workspace
Client Testimonial
"Our Innovation Center required a unique balance of cutting-edge design and extreme resilience. Glory Storm Quivar Architecture delivered a building that not only protects our operations from severe weather but also inspires innovation through its sustainable design."
— Dr. Rachel Kim, VP of Operations, TechNorth Industries
Stormwatch Community Center
Oakville, ON | Completed 2022 | Community, Storm Shelter
Project Overview
A multi-purpose community center designed to serve as both a daily gathering space and an emergency storm shelter. The facility incorporates reinforced structures, emergency power systems, and sustainable design principles to serve the community year-round.
- Emergency shelter capacity
- Backup power systems
- Reinforced structure
- Accessible design
Architectural Plans
Building Phase
Main Hall
Client Testimonial
"The Stormwatch Community Center is more than a building—it's peace of mind for our entire community. Glory Storm Quivar Architecture created a space that brings people together daily while providing critical protection during emergencies. Their vision has strengthened our community bonds."
— James Wilson, Mayor of Oakville