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SERVICES/CONTACTS
LINDSAY CONSTRUCTION
HEAD OFFICE:
DARTMOUTH, NOVA SCOTIA
COMMUNITY
Lindsay Builds Partnerships in Fundraising Initiatives
22 Fielding Avenue
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia B3B 1E2
Tel: (902) 468-5000
Fax: (902) 468-6615
munity and endeavors to be a valuable partner in various
fundraising initiatives and events throughout the year, including such events as:
Alzheimer Society: An Evening To Remember
MONCTON, NEW BRUNSWICK:
535 Edinburgh Drive, Unit 100
Moncton, New Brunswick E1E 4E3
Tel: (506) 384-5001
Fax: (506) 384-8705
ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND:
22 Beclin Road
Mount Pearl, Newfoundland A1N 5B8
Tel: (709) 273-5000
Fax: (709) 273-5001
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.jwlindsay.ca
Brunswick Street Mission: Annual Breakfast
Children’s Wish Foundation: Exile Island
Chisholm Services For Children: Blind Date With A Star
The Epilepsy Association of Nova Scotia: Purple Day Gala
T
his past year Lindsay Construction has been
pleased to sponsor and participate in many
events, fundraising runs/walks, liaising with local
volunteer centers, forming long-term partnerships
with community agencies, and recognizing staff who
serve on agency boards and those who volunteer.
Lindsay values their relationship with the comLIKE US ON FACEBOOK
www.facebook.com/lindsayconstruction
FOLLOW US ON TWITTER
CONSTRUCTION SERVICES
construction management
design-build
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JOIN US ON LINKEDIN
www.linkedin.com/company/lindsay-construction
general contracting
small jobs/service work
trade contracting
SPECIALIZING IN
Tilt-Up Concrete
Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings
Conventional Steel/Wood Frame
Nuform Building Systems
LEED® Construction
Concrete Cutting & Sawing
Asbestos Abatement & Removal
Welding
Millwork
Sheet Metal
www.jwlindsay.ca
BuildingPartnersWinter2013/14.indd 1
IWK Telethon and The Great Big Dig
The Lung Association of Nova Scotia: Runway Run
Movember
Progress Centre For Early Intervention: A Night For Progress
Threads for Life: Steps for Life
We Day
Winter 2014
News and Information from Lindsay Construction
GENERAL CONTRACTING
Rustic Meets Urban Restaurant Reno
convey an urban/rustic feel, while
soft lighting and warm wood finishes make the space exception
ally cozy and welcoming. With 20
SIZE: 6,800 sq. ft.
ft. ceilings at the maximum height
DETAILS: single-storey building renovation
and seating for just over 100, the
METHOD: General Contracting
space still feels intimate thanks
DESIGNER: Design 360
to interiors by Design 360 led by
Principal and Interior Designer
ARCHITECT: WHW Architects
Melissa Cummings.
Originally built in the 1920’s, with subsequent additions,
he best of international and local talents come Lindsay faced a complex starting point for renovations. “With an
together at the Agricola Street Brasserie. original building from the ‘20s, unknowns are a certainty,” says
Opening its’ doors in November at 2540 Agricola Kreft. “We managed to tackle the issues and stay on course, thanks
Street in Halifax, the restaurant combines neigh- to our experienced team.” Lindsay provided exterior upgrades, new
bourhood charm with NYC chic, serving up locally roof and insulation, and poured concrete floor. An open kitchen
sourced French inspired
enhanced by green glass
Their (Lindsay) workmanship is excellent. tile is the stage for chef
dishes.
“It’s simply a beautiLudovic Eveno. Brasse– Mike Hase Owner, Agricola Street Brasserie
ful space and we’re really
rie Owners Mike Hase
proud to have been a part
and Rachel Knox alongof it,” says Lindsay Project Manager Martin Kreft. side Chef Eveno appreciate the partnership with Lindsay. “They
“Incorporating the existing brick into the design pushed really hard to get what we needed from the city,” Mike says.
and exposing the roof wood joist really added char- “Thanks to Martin we had all our permits at all the right times.
acter to the overall feel.”
Their workmanship is excellent.” Now Halifax’s North End has a
It’s true: the exposed brick, joists, and duct work new place to meet and socialize over great food and drink.
PROJECT: Agricola Street Brasserie
neighborhood restaurant, Halifax, NS
T
The kitchen is open to the main dining room
Roofing
Cladding
Feed Nova Scotia: Food Sort & Family Sponsorship
BuildingPartners
the Agricola Street Brasserie renovation incorporates the exposed brick and
wood roof joists of the original building into
the urban/rustic design
ABOVE:
The bar at Agricola Street Brasserie
J.W. LINDSAY ENTERPRISES LTD.
22 Fielding Avenue
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
B3B 1E2
Tel: (902) 468-5000
Fax: (902) 468-6615
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.jwlindsay.ca
Publications Agreement No. 40022367
LINDSAY CONSTRUCTION
DARTMOUTH, NOVA SCOTIA
MONCTON, NEW BRUNSWICK
ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND
www.jwlindsay.ca
14-01-28 3:03 PM
UPDATES
DESIGN-BUILD
Lindsay Continues to Build on Client Relationships
We take great pride in having a solid roster of loyal
clients who turn to Lindsay Construction for all of
their design and construction requirements throughout Atlantic Canada. We credit our teams’ commitment to professionalism, transparency, and high
standards for the great working relationships we’re
able to forge. Ultimately it’s the process, not just the
results, that verifies Lindsay as your optimal Building
Partner.
Giant Tiger New Minas, NS
Specialized Service
for Pro Oil Change
PROJECT: Pro Oil Change
Rothesay, NB
SIZE: 2,000 sq. ft.
DETAILS: single-storey steel garage with
service bays
DESIGN-BUILD
Lindsay Interior for Take It Outside Store
PROJECT: Take It Outside clothier
Dartmouth, NS
SIZE: 2,400 sq. ft.
DETAILS: retail renovation
METHOD: Design-Build
DESIGNER: Lindsay Construction
METHOD: Design-Build Giant Tiger
With 14 locations, family discount store Giant Tiger serves communities across the Maritimes with
Lindsay Construction as their building partner of
choice for the majority of stores. From renovation
projects to full Design-Build services, The Lindsay
Team has worked with Giant Tiger in producing
additional locations for the past five years including
the recent completion of a new 25,000 sq. ft. store
in New Glasgow and an expansion and renovation
of the Truro outlet. Paul Morin, Giant Tiger Project
Manager, has a great deal of confidence in The Lindsay Construction Team. “I know that Lindsay always has Giant Tiger’s best interests in mind. They fully
understand what it takes to create a store – they think
like us. They create relationships in the communities
we go into, employing local teams, so it really limits the
work our office has to do. On the East Coast, Lindsay is
really one of the best builders – they’re the perfect fit.”
Starbucks
Like their world famous coffee, Starbucks locations
come in all sizes. Lindsay Construction has provided
services for a series of new Starbucks stores from “tall”
to “grandé”. Recent projects include a kiosk-style location inside the Halifax Ferry Terminal, an 1,860 sq. ft.
location in Dartmouth Gate, and new locations in Halifax Shopping Centre and near Larry Uteck Boulevard in
Bedford. While size and interiors vary, all locations are
built to LEED® standard, and required complex logistics to manage challenging timelines and a multitude of
corporate-supplied materials.
TOP LEFT:
Starbucks near Larry Uteck Blvd,
Bedford
C
harles Dyer, President of Sovereign Asset
Management Inc. was planning another Pro
Oil Change location for New Brunswick Franchisee Jeremy Power. With the successful completion
in 2011 of a new construction project for Pro Oil
on Mountain Road (Moncton) Charles turned to
Lindsay’s NB Team again. But early site work revealed that the Rothesay Pro Oil plan was in for
some changes of its’ own.
The unusually high water table and soil bearing capacity at the site on Rothesay Avenue meant
the conventional drive-in design with open, underground service areas for while-you-wait car
care wasn’t an option. Lindsay Project Manager
Andrew Myers modified the design to accommodate service lifts by supporting the foundation
on insulation to offset the weight of the building
without compromising the curb appeal of Pro
Oil’s signature curved entrance and single-storey
layout. To help offset costs of additional site prep
Andrew implemented the replacement of standard
epolyc panel skin with EIFS panels as a cost saving
measure, yet still maintaining the “Pro Oil” look.
Charles appreciated the Lindsay solutions:
“This was a complicated project – even with our
own in-house expertise we knew it would be better
to go with Lindsay for this Design-Build. Being
out of province, we really relied on Lindsay’s professionalism and expertise. I was able to dial into
a weekly conference call knowing there was tight
timing and budget control on site. Everything
came together quickly and went smoothly, with
very few Change Orders.”
In the car care world, change is good – as long
as you have an experienced partner equipped with
the right solutions.
Pro Oil Change, Moncton, NB
(Lindsay) was efficient, came in
on budget and followed through
on all their promises.
– Sue Stanfield Owner, Take It Outside
A
new shop in the North Village
of Dartmouth Crossing offers
lots of options for a Maritime deep
freeze. Take It Outside supplies outdoor and casual-chic apparel, footwear, and accessories for active living,
year-round.
Lindsay Construction, led by
Service Work Project Manager John
MacRae, prepared the existing retail Take It Outside, Dartmouth location
building shell for Owner Sue Stanfield’s second location. Lindsay supplied and installed “Everything we sell looks good, feels good,
all millwork including shelving, wall racks, and front and performs well,” says Sue Stanfield. “We were
counter to match the original Truro location design. very excited about opening a second location – and
John’s team also created changing rooms, storage and working with Lindsay was great. They were effistaff spaces, and installed new flooring and lighting to cient, came in on budget and followed through on
all their promises. They really delivered.”
showcase the store’s collection.
Morris East Builds on Success With Second Location
PROJECT: Morris East Restaurant
Bedford, NS
SIZE: 2,969 sq. ft.
DETAILS: single-storey restaurant fit-up
METHOD: Design-Build
DESIGNER: Design 360
ARCHITECT: John Dobbs
O
n any given night you’ll find a hip, discerning crowd enjoying inventive drinks and gourmet, wood-fired pizzas at Morris East Restaurant
in downtown Halifax. The restaurant has its’ own
loyal following and a great reputation. When Jennie Dobbs decided to build on success and bring
the same urban, modern experience to a suburban
location on Nine Mile Drive she turned to Lindsay
Construction.
The second location gave Jennie a chance to
do some things differently. An open kitchen allows
patrons to interact with her chefs, and additional
equipment supports a more diverse menu. The restaurant seats 100, and Jennie also added a dedicated
take-out space which many Bedford West families
appreciate, relying on the online ordering service for an
office lunch or weeknight dinner.
Another significant difference between the two locations was Jennie’s construction approach. “The first
time, I project-managed the entire process,” she explains. “I was on a tight budget and did it all myself. But
this time Lindsay led the project and took the anxiety
and stress right out of it. Their team was amazing and
was very proactive, while also being really professional.
Lindsay was fantastic.”
The space features vinyl plank floors, blonde wood
walls and table tops, a cozy lounge area with a wine
display wall, exposed ductwork, pot lighting and Morris East’s signature red in the wall tile and chairs. The
design-forward eatery is a welcome splash of urban chic
for eager suburban foodies.
..this time Lindsay led the
project and took the anxiety
and stress right out of it. Their
team was amazing and very
proactive, while also being
really professional.
– Jennie Dobbs Owner, Morris East Restaurant
Morris East Restaurant, Dartmouth, NS
MIDDLE LEFT:
Starbucks Halifax Shopping Centre
BOTTOM LEFT:
Starbucks Darmouth Gate
BuildingPartnersWinter2013/14.indd 2
14-01-28 3:04 PM
UPDATES
DESIGN-BUILD
Lindsay Continues to Build on Client Relationships
We take great pride in having a solid roster of loyal
clients who turn to Lindsay Construction for all of
their design and construction requirements throughout Atlantic Canada. We credit our teams’ commitment to professionalism, transparency, and high
standards for the great working relationships we’re
able to forge. Ultimately it’s the process, not just the
results, that verifies Lindsay as your optimal Building
Partner.
Giant Tiger New Minas, NS
Specialized Service
for Pro Oil Change
PROJECT: Pro Oil Change
Rothesay, NB
SIZE: 2,000 sq. ft.
DETAILS: single-storey steel garage with
service bays
DESIGN-BUILD
Lindsay Interior for Take It Outside Store
PROJECT: Take It Outside clothier
Dartmouth, NS
SIZE: 2,400 sq. ft.
DETAILS: retail renovation
METHOD: Design-Build
DESIGNER: Lindsay Construction
METHOD: Design-Build Giant Tiger
With 14 locations, family discount store Giant Tiger serves communities across the Maritimes with
Lindsay Construction as their building partner of
choice for the majority of stores. From renovation
projects to full Design-Build services, The Lindsay
Team has worked with Giant Tiger in producing
additional locations for the past five years including
the recent completion of a new 25,000 sq. ft. store
in New Glasgow and an expansion and renovation
of the Truro outlet. Paul Morin, Giant Tiger Project
Manager, has a great deal of confidence in The Lindsay Construction Team. “I know that Lindsay always has Giant Tiger’s best interests in mind. They fully
understand what it takes to create a store – they think
like us. They create relationships in the communities
we go into, employing local teams, so it really limits the
work our office has to do. On the East Coast, Lindsay is
really one of the best builders – they’re the perfect fit.”
Starbucks
Like their world famous coffee, Starbucks locations
come in all sizes. Lindsay Construction has provided
services for a series of new Starbucks stores from “tall”
to “grandé”. Recent projects include a kiosk-style location inside the Halifax Ferry Terminal, an 1,860 sq. ft.
location in Dartmouth Gate, and new locations in Halifax Shopping Centre and near Larry Uteck Boulevard in
Bedford. While size and interiors vary, all locations are
built to LEED® standard, and required complex logistics to manage challenging timelines and a multitude of
corporate-supplied materials.
TOP LEFT:
Starbucks near Larry Uteck Blvd,
Bedford
C
harles Dyer, President of Sovereign Asset
Management Inc. was planning another Pro
Oil Change location for New Brunswick Franchisee Jeremy Power. With the successful completion
in 2011 of a new construction project for Pro Oil
on Mountain Road (Moncton) Charles turned to
Lindsay’s NB Team again. But early site work revealed that the Rothesay Pro Oil plan was in for
some changes of its’ own.
The unusually high water table and soil bearing capacity at the site on Rothesay Avenue meant
the conventional drive-in design with open, underground service areas for while-you-wait car
care wasn’t an option. Lindsay Project Manager
Andrew Myers modified the design to accommodate service lifts by supporting the foundation
on insulation to offset the weight of the building
without compromising the curb appeal of Pro
Oil’s signature curved entrance and single-storey
layout. To help offset costs of additional site prep
Andrew implemented the replacement of standard
epolyc panel skin with EIFS panels as a cost saving
measure, yet still maintaining the “Pro Oil” look.
Charles appreciated the Lindsay solutions:
“This was a complicated project – even with our
own in-house expertise we knew it would be better
to go with Lindsay for this Design-Build. Being
out of province, we really relied on Lindsay’s professionalism and expertise. I was able to dial into
a weekly conference call knowing there was tight
timing and budget control on site. Everything
came together quickly and went smoothly, with
very few Change Orders.”
In the car care world, change is good – as long
as you have an experienced partner equipped with
the right solutions.
Pro Oil Change, Moncton, NB
(Lindsay) was efficient, came in
on budget and followed through
on all their promises.
– Sue Stanfield Owner, Take It Outside
A
new shop in the North Village
of Dartmouth Crossing offers
lots of options for a Maritime deep
freeze. Take It Outside supplies outdoor and casual-chic apparel, footwear, and accessories for active living,
year-round.
Lindsay Construction, led by
Service Work Project Manager John
MacRae, prepared the existing retail Take It Outside, Dartmouth location
building shell for Owner Sue Stanfield’s second location. Lindsay supplied and installed “Everything we sell looks good, feels good,
all millwork including shelving, wall racks, and front and performs well,” says Sue Stanfield. “We were
counter to match the original Truro location design. very excited about opening a second location – and
John’s team also created changing rooms, storage and working with Lindsay was great. They were effistaff spaces, and installed new flooring and lighting to cient, came in on budget and followed through on
all their promises. They really delivered.”
showcase the store’s collection.
Morris East Builds on Success With Second Location
PROJECT: Morris East Restaurant
Bedford, NS
SIZE: 2,969 sq. ft.
DETAILS: single-storey restaurant fit-up
METHOD: Design-Build
DESIGNER: Design 360
ARCHITECT: John Dobbs
O
n any given night you’ll find a hip, discerning crowd enjoying inventive drinks and gourmet, wood-fired pizzas at Morris East Restaurant
in downtown Halifax. The restaurant has its’ own
loyal following and a great reputation. When Jennie Dobbs decided to build on success and bring
the same urban, modern experience to a suburban
location on Nine Mile Drive she turned to Lindsay
Construction.
The second location gave Jennie a chance to
do some things differently. An open kitchen allows
patrons to interact with her chefs, and additional
equipment supports a more diverse menu. The restaurant seats 100, and Jennie also added a dedicated
take-out space which many Bedford West families
appreciate, relying on the online ordering service for an
office lunch or weeknight dinner.
Another significant difference between the two locations was Jennie’s construction approach. “The first
time, I project-managed the entire process,” she explains. “I was on a tight budget and did it all myself. But
this time Lindsay led the project and took the anxiety
and stress right out of it. Their team was amazing and
was very proactive, while also being really professional.
Lindsay was fantastic.”
The space features vinyl plank floors, blonde wood
walls and table tops, a cozy lounge area with a wine
display wall, exposed ductwork, pot lighting and Morris East’s signature red in the wall tile and chairs. The
design-forward eatery is a welcome splash of urban chic
for eager suburban foodies.
..this time Lindsay led the
project and took the anxiety
and stress right out of it. Their
team was amazing and very
proactive, while also being
really professional.
– Jennie Dobbs Owner, Morris East Restaurant
Morris East Restaurant, Dartmouth, NS
MIDDLE LEFT:
Starbucks Halifax Shopping Centre
BOTTOM LEFT:
Starbucks Darmouth Gate
BuildingPartnersWinter2013/14.indd 2
14-01-28 3:04 PM
SERVICES/CONTACTS
LINDSAY CONSTRUCTION
HEAD OFFICE:
DARTMOUTH, NOVA SCOTIA
COMMUNITY
Lindsay Builds Partnerships in Fundraising Initiatives
22 Fielding Avenue
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia B3B 1E2
Tel: (902) 468-5000
Fax: (902) 468-6615
munity and endeavors to be a valuable partner in various
fundraising initiatives and events throughout the year, including such events as:
Alzheimer Society: An Evening To Remember
MONCTON, NEW BRUNSWICK:
535 Edinburgh Drive, Unit 100
Moncton, New Brunswick E1E 4E3
Tel: (506) 384-5001
Fax: (506) 384-8705
ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND:
22 Beclin Road
Mount Pearl, Newfoundland A1N 5B8
Tel: (709) 273-5000
Fax: (709) 273-5001
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.jwlindsay.ca
Brunswick Street Mission: Annual Breakfast
Children’s Wish Foundation: Exile Island
Chisholm Services For Children: Blind Date With A Star
The Epilepsy Association of Nova Scotia: Purple Day Gala
T
his past year Lindsay Construction has been
pleased to sponsor and participate in many
events, fundraising runs/walks, liaising with local
volunteer centers, forming long-term partnerships
with community agencies, and recognizing staff who
serve on agency boards and those who volunteer.
Lindsay values their relationship with the comLIKE US ON FACEBOOK
www.facebook.com/lindsayconstruction
FOLLOW US ON TWITTER
CONSTRUCTION SERVICES
construction management
design-build
www.twitter.com/lindsayconstruc
JOIN US ON LINKEDIN
www.linkedin.com/company/lindsay-construction
general contracting
small jobs/service work
trade contracting
SPECIALIZING IN
Tilt-Up Concrete
Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings
Conventional Steel/Wood Frame
Nuform Building Systems
LEED® Construction
Concrete Cutting & Sawing
Asbestos Abatement & Removal
Welding
Millwork
Sheet Metal
www.jwlindsay.ca
BuildingPartnersWinter2013/14.indd 1
IWK Telethon and The Great Big Dig
The Lung Association of Nova Scotia: Runway Run
Movember
Progress Centre For Early Intervention: A Night For Progress
Threads for Life: Steps for Life
We Day
Winter 2014
News and Information from Lindsay Construction
GENERAL CONTRACTING
Rustic Meets Urban Restaurant Reno
convey an urban/rustic feel, while
soft lighting and warm wood finishes make the space exception
ally cozy and welcoming. With 20
SIZE: 6,800 sq. ft.
ft. ceilings at the maximum height
DETAILS: single-storey building renovation
and seating for just over 100, the
METHOD: General Contracting
space still feels intimate thanks
DESIGNER: Design 360
to interiors by Design 360 led by
Principal and Interior Designer
ARCHITECT: WHW Architects
Melissa Cummings.
Originally built in the 1920’s, with subsequent additions,
he best of international and local talents come Lindsay faced a complex starting point for renovations. “With an
together at the Agricola Street Brasserie. original building from the ‘20s, unknowns are a certainty,” says
Opening its’ doors in November at 2540 Agricola Kreft. “We managed to tackle the issues and stay on course, thanks
Street in Halifax, the restaurant combines neigh- to our experienced team.” Lindsay provided exterior upgrades, new
bourhood charm with NYC chic, serving up locally roof and insulation, and poured concrete floor. An open kitchen
sourced French inspired
enhanced by green glass
Their (Lindsay) workmanship is excellent. tile is the stage for chef
dishes.
“It’s simply a beautiLudovic Eveno. Brasse– Mike Hase Owner, Agricola Street Brasserie
ful space and we’re really
rie Owners Mike Hase
proud to have been a part
and Rachel Knox alongof it,” says Lindsay Project Manager Martin Kreft. side Chef Eveno appreciate the partnership with Lindsay. “They
“Incorporating the existing brick into the design pushed really hard to get what we needed from the city,” Mike says.
and exposing the roof wood joist really added char- “Thanks to Martin we had all our permits at all the right times.
acter to the overall feel.”
Their workmanship is excellent.” Now Halifax’s North End has a
It’s true: the exposed brick, joists, and duct work new place to meet and socialize over great food and drink.
PROJECT: Agricola Street Brasserie
neighborhood restaurant, Halifax, NS
T
The kitchen is open to the main dining room
Roofing
Cladding
Feed Nova Scotia: Food Sort & Family Sponsorship
BuildingPartners
the Agricola Street Brasserie renovation incorporates the exposed brick and
wood roof joists of the original building into
the urban/rustic design
ABOVE:
The bar at Agricola Street Brasserie
J.W. LINDSAY ENTERPRISES LTD.
22 Fielding Avenue
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
B3B 1E2
Tel: (902) 468-5000
Fax: (902) 468-6615
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.jwlindsay.ca
Publications Agreement No. 40022367
LINDSAY CONSTRUCTION
DARTMOUTH, NOVA SCOTIA
MONCTON, NEW BRUNSWICK
ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND
www.jwlindsay.ca
14-01-28 3:03 PM

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