CHATEAUGUAY, QUE. — Montoni and partners have announced the start of construction of Ecoparc Chateauguay 30, an industrial project in Chateauguay, Que. valued at $95 million.
The building will be located along Highway 30, 25 minutes from Montreal–Trudeau International Airport, and will feature 450,000 square feet of space divided into five industrial-purpose units, stated a release. Delivery of the building, designed by NEUF Architect(e)s, is slated for summer 2025.
Montoni is partnering with the Fonds immobilier de solidarite FTQ and Montez Corporation on the project.
Construction is targeting LEED Gold certification for the building’s core and shell, as well as Zero-Carbon Building – Design certification, recognizing reductions in embedded carbon in relation to construction materials as well as elimination of onsite combustion. The building’s operational-phase carbon footprint will be reduced due to nearly 200 roof-mounted solar panels.
The project is also targeting a 50-per-cent reduction in energy costs and a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions of more than 60 per cent compared with a traditional industrial building, as well as a 50-per-cent reduction in water consumption.
Each of the units includes office space. The total lot area is 950,000 square feet; there will be 197 parking spaces and 42 loading bays; and the clearance height will be 40 feet.
“Ecoparc Chateauguay 30 is yet another project in our expanding portfolio of real estate developments strategically positioned across Quebec as part of the supply-chain sector. We build sustainable properties, never compromising on quality, that foster occupant wellness and that, we hope, will be a source of pride for future generations,” stated Montoni Group president Dario Montoni in a statement.
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