LEED Certification candidate, the Ilôt Balmoral is located in the heart of Montreal's Quartier des spectacles. Six of its floors are occupied by the new headquarters of the National Film Board (NFB). It also includes a basement parking lot that can accommodate 186 vehicles and 70 bicycles.

NCK provided the complete structural engineering consulting services for this signature project.

At 555 metres, the CN Tower is one of the tallest free-standing structures in the world. In 1995, this unique structure was declared by the American Society of Civil Engineers as one of the "Seven Wonders of the Modern World". It accommodates antennas and various equipment for radio transmission, broadcasting and telecommunications, but also houses a rotating restaurant at the observation pod level.

NCK was contracted to provide complete structural engineering consulting services for this project.

The transfer center is a building of some 5,000 square meters that includes areas for customs clearance and passenger redirection. This new center allows passengers in transit between flights to bypass the large customs hall and be seamlessly redirected to their boarding lounge for their next flight.

For this major project at the airport, NCK provided all structural engineering consulting services from design to construction supervision

Located in the heart of Paris, France, the Louvre Pyramid is now one of the most prestigious monuments in the world.

The metal structure that supports the glass cladding is made of steel and aluminum and weighs 200 tons. It is covered with 603 rhombuses and 70 triangles of glass. It was the first major construction to use laminated glass.
Under this glass pyramid is a monumental staircase composed of a helical structure of welded steel plates, whose only supports are the first and last steps.

A key element in the creation of French-language media and digital in the country, Radio-Canada has modernized by moving into this 50,000m² complex at the foot of its former offices in the Radio-Canada tower. The complex is divided into three components: studios and technical spaces on two floors made of steel frames, including the 10-meter high main studio, and two office buildings of 5 and 7 floors made of concrete. The whole is topped by a common concrete basement.

For this fast-track project, NCK provided complete structural and civil engineering consulting services.