Seizing opportunity Currently, Allied Construction Management is nearing completion of One Churchill Park. The first tenants are due to move in November, and the remainder of the building is projected be completed and ready for occupancy by December. Empowered by the success of that project, the company’s goal is to continue exploring the multi-family residential market. They already have other similar projects in different stages of development. Moving forward, the company also wants to continue doing tilt-up projects. They have done five to date – two four storey buildings, a one-storey Kubota dealership, and most recently a private five-bay airport hangar. “We definitely want to get into more residential, and we definitely want to get into more tilt-up projects,” John says. “We think there’s a lot of opportunity in those two sectors. There’s a lot of opportunity to grow.” Speaking of growth, John says that’s “definitely the goal – but we’re always very cautious to not take on more that than our current resources can handle.” “Our clients always have to come first,” he concludes. “We hope that we’ve created a legacy in the construction industry, and we’re very protective of that legacy. We only want to grow if it means we can keep providing the same level of leadership and excellence in the delivery of all our services.” OCTOBER 2023
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