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Drawn, permitted, built

A selection of recent work. Each one shows the same pattern: a coordinated drawing set, a permit or a stamped issue, and a finished space or structure.

  1. Finished Mr. Puffs café with hexagon feature lights and exposed ductwork

    Hospitality · Vaughan, ON

    Mr. Puffs Pâtisserie Café

    A new restaurant fit-out in a retail plaza on Major Mackenzie Drive. Home Fresh Air produced the full mechanical and plumbing drawing set for the interior alterations: rooftop unit coordination, a Type I kitchen exhaust hood with fire suppression and make-up air, and the sanitary and water-supply layouts for the kitchen and washrooms.

    • Mechanical / HVAC
    • Kitchen exhaust
    • Plumbing
    • Interior alterations
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  2. August Aesthetica reception with curved white tile wall and backlit logo

    Commercial · Markham, ON

    August Aesthetica

    A beauty studio at 356 John Street, Markham, converted from a bare unit into a finished salon. Home Fresh Air handled the interior alterations and the HVAC design, including the fresh-air calculation for the treatment areas and the heat-recovery ventilator tie-in, and carried the drawings through the City of Markham permit.

    • Interior alterations
    • HVAC / fresh air
    • Permit
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  3. Steel access stairs and platform beside a parcel conveyor

    Industrial · Greater Toronto Area, ON

    Purolator Sorting Facility Platforms

    Fifteen new steel access and maintenance platforms across the conveyor lines of a parcel sorting facility. Home Fresh Air designed each platform on the existing conveyor beams, from HSS posts and base plates to grating, guardrails, ladders and stairs, and issued a stamped 22-sheet structural drawing set.

    • Structural engineering
    • Construction support
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  4. Process hopper suspended from the roof steel inside the plant

    Industrial · Concord, ON

    Concord Confections Process Equipment

    Engineering support inside a working confectionery plant: the support structure and roof-steel tie-ins for a process hopper, the pneumatic conveying lines that feed it, and the review of the surrounding conveyor mezzanine, all coordinated around live production.

    • Mechanical engineering
    • Structural support
    • Technical review
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