Southland Community Church - Phase 3

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Description:

Three Way Builders is excited to partner again with Southland Community Church in their Phase 3 addition.  As the church continues to grow they are quickly running out of space.  With approximately 3,300 people attending each weekend, four services aren’t enough to accommodate everyone in the current 750 seat auditorium, so currently, the Chapel is used as overflow seating via simulcast.  Phase 3 will add 60, 000 sq. ft. of new space including new rooms for children’s ministry, prayer room, healing center, offices and a new auditorium with 2,033 seats. This project will also include renovating approximately 20,000 sq. ft. of the existing building to accommodate an expanded kitchen and coffee area, a larger nursery and wider hallways and expanded lobbies. The parking lot is also being expanded to provide an additional 500 parking stalls.

Ingaldson Building Renovation:

Ingaldson Building Renovation

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Three Way Builders was awarded the tender bid on this 24,000 sq. ft. renovation to the Ingaldson Building located beside Riverfront Drive and the Red River in downtown Winnipeg.  This project will create office spaces for Northern Sky Architecture Inc. and KNH Sawatzky Engineering as well as 10 condominiums units.  This project entails demolition and renovation of a four floor existing warehouse.  There will be two condos and common service area in the basement, the main floor will be office space and there will be four condos each on the 2nd and 3rd floors.  The addition of these new condo’s will help in the revitalization of the downtown area.  Some of the interesting detail in this project is the heave timber construction with 16 inch square timber columns that will be exposed on all the floors.  There will also be exposed floor decking on the second floor that will form the exposed ceilings in the main floor offices.

Bothwell Cheese Cold Storage Building:

Bothwell Cheese Cold Storage Building

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Three Way Builders was contacted directly to provide a solution for Bothwell Cheese’s cold storage need.  After years of shipping cheese to Winnipeg for cold storage, Bothwell Cheese will soon have their own storage building in New Bothwell.  This 8,400 sq. ft. building will include a large scale cooler system, a 2,250 sq. ft. loading dock, with an office and two shipping and receiving areas.  The shipping and receiving area includes in-floor heat that is recovered from the cooler compressors.  The project also has high efficiency lighting.

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Manitoba Indigenous Cultural Education Centre:

Three Way Builders was thrilled with the prospect of being part of this fantastic project!

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When Three Way Builders was invited to interview for the construction management position for the renovation of this historic building, they were thrilled with the prospect of being part of this fantastic project!  What a project it turned out to be!  This historic building was restored to the original on the exterior while at the same time creating an accessible building and renovating the entire interior.  Some of the challenges included lowering an existing floor by 4-5 feet to make the building accessible while maintaining the structural integrity of the building.  This required major shoring of the structure and installing new steel posts and beams at various locations.  A good part of the original metal ceiling tiles were retained with the addition of some new pieces created to match the existing ones.  The final result of this building is well worth seeing and it will be a showcase for the MICEC for years to come!

Grunthal Menno Home:

Three Way Builders was retained as the construction manager for the Grunthal Menno Home

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When Three Way Builders was retained as the construction manager for the Grunthal Menno Home it was kind of a homecoming for Len Neufeld, president of TWB.  Having lived less than a block away for several years during his early childhood he remembers riding bike in the neighborhood and even now has family members living in the community.  This assisted living project features a central courtyard that is sure to be enjoyed by the residents and visitors.  The community worked hard to raise funds locally in order to make this project a success and it is one of the projects funded by both the Provincial and Federal Governments.  It’s proximity to the existing PCH makes it a perfect “ageing in place” facility.