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Construction managers overseeing any
commercial or industrial construction can
always expect one thing – obstacles. It’s
how they deal with these frequent chal-
lenges as the project progresses that deter-
mines a company’s success. With
numerous stakeholders, each with their own
expectations and needs, construction man-
agers have to be sure that the client is fully
satisfied, while making sure the project is
meeting its critical budgets and timelines.
This is not as easy at it sounds.
TriAxis Construction in Mississauga has
streamlined the construction process by de-
veloping a systematic approach that is used
by all the members of the TriAxis team. De-
veloped by Domenic Fuda, a professional
engineer and President of the company, it’s
a system that has been developed and fine-
tuned over a period of 17 years and inte-
grates advanced and proven construction
management techniques.
“Regardless of which manager is as-
the next few months. A major source of new storey, 120,000 sq.-ft. Springdale Medical Lines, Allianz/ING Insurance, Citibank,
signed to a particular project, our profes-
business comes from their large satisfied Building, across from William Osler Hos- Kinross Gold and GMACC.
sional and systematic approach is
client base, which continuously provides pital in Brampton, Ontario which will be Some of their more recent projects in-
consistent,” Fuda explained. “It’s not based
strong referrals and repeat business. When completed in June 2009. Palazzo said “This clude a new Cancer Screening Clinic for the
on a personal project manager’s approach
it’s time for their clients to build again, it’s project used all of our company’s diverse Kensington Health Foundation; an inde-
but on a proven, overall company ap-
TriAxis they turn to, without a doubt. strengths allowing us to offer our client a pendent high school in Richmond Hill for
proach.”
Vice-president Alessandro Palazzo also single, informed point of responsibility on Toronto Montessori Schools; and the major
In a relatively short time, TriAxis has
attributes the company’s success to their all aspects of this exciting $30 million proj- renovation of Renaissance by the Creek, a
successfully completed hundreds of proj-
ability to bond with their clients during the ect.” banquet and convention facility in Missis-
ects totaling close to half a billion dollars.
difficult construction process. “We develop Other past projects include: institutional sauga
Their broad client base includes projects
a good rapport with our clients and exceed work for Sheridan College, Bishop Stra- TriAxis has also just recently completed
from the commercial, corporate, industrial,
their expectations which make them clients chan School, City of Toronto, Villa the spectacular new Conference Centre at
health care, retail and hospitality sectors.
for life.” Colombo, George Brown College, Welles- the International Centre in Mississauga, a
Since the company was founded during
“Prior to starting TriAxis, we spent a lot ley Central Place (LTC) and the Kensington project that, once again, used the firm’s di-
the last major recession in 1992, they have
of time working with landlords and real es- Eye Institute; retail and hospitality work for verse talents to provide the client with sev-
learned some valuable lessons regarding the
tate developers,” Palazzo said. “Having Laser Quest, Carlton Cards, Elizabeth eral value-added services.
importance of building strong client rela-
worked on both sides of the fence we fully Arden, Woodbine Entertainment Group, “We selected TriAxis for their specific
tionships which will invariably help them
understand the construction side of the proj- Mississauga Convention Centre and Pear- expertise, knowledge and reputation relat-
get through these difficult economic times.
ect and we also understand the perspective son Convention Centre; large strip plazas ing to conference facilities.” said Dany
Although TriAxis does very limited mar-
of the owner and the developer.” such as Islington Village Centre and Lester, chief financial officer for the Inter-
keting or advertising, they are extremely
It’s this wide range of construction ex- Springdale Village Centre; corporate offices
busy with several new projects starting in
perience that helped them secure the 6- for GE Capital, Citizens Bank, Greyhound
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Proud Suppliers of Tri-Axis Construction Limited.
Congratulations on your continuing success.
30 Floral Parkway, Concord, Ontario L4K 4R1
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