Commercial Demolition Projects
With commercial demolitions, no two projects are the same, but they’re tackled in the same systematic manner: well thought-out and well planned.


2020
55 & 61 Charles Street
55 Charles Street (nine-storey) and 61 Charles Street (three-storey) are two buildings located side by side in the heart of the city of Toronto that needed to be demolished to make space for a 50 storey condominium development.

2020 – 2021
89 Avenue Road
89 Avenue road was the location of an old hotel that housed rental suites and rooms. The hotel was being demolished to make space for a luxury New-York style condo development, competing to be the tallest residential building in Toronto with 35 suites over 20 storeys.

2016 – 2017
880 Bay Street
Built in 1947, and owned by the Provincial Government of Ontario, this seven-storey building was slotted for demolition in order to make way for new infrastructure. Levelling a building surrounded by pedestrians, traffic and other buildings is no mean feat, but the skilled team at PDI is up for the task.