Delivered through a design-build approach, the London Housing Development Corporation project is a four-storey modular affordable housing development providing 44 fully accessible residential units. Quasar’s mechanical and electrical engineering supports CMHC Rapid Housing Initiative requirements, barrier-free design compliance, and energy-efficient performance aligned with Ontario Building Code standards.

The Chatham-Kent Affordable Housing project is a new low-rise modular residential development delivering 27 one-bedroom units designed at a human scale to support accessibility, livability, and affordability. Quasar’s mechanical and electrical engineering contributions support barrier-free design, LEED-aligned performance targets, and energy efficiency exceeding the National Energy Code by 25 percent.

Delivered using a modular construction approach, the Kyros Residential Developments in London, Ontario comprise two low-rise affordable housing buildings with 80 residential units. Quasar’s mechanical and electrical engineering supported factory-built, repeatable systems, detailed Revit-based coordination, and an energy-efficient design achieving a 26 percent reduction below the Minimum National Energy Code.

The Kyros Residential Developments in London, Ontario feature two modular affordable housing buildings delivered using factory-built high-performing modules. Quasar supported the project through mechanical and electrical engineering, enabling repeatable, pre-tested systems and an energy-efficient design achieving a 26 percent reduction below national energy code requirements.

A mixed-use residential project in Newmarket featuring affordable and market-rate rental units, underground parking, and integrated medical facilities, supported by mechanical, electrical, ICAT, and sustainability engineering.

A new 10-storey seniors rental residence in Brampton delivering nearly 200 units within a Campus of Care, designed with mechanical and electrical systems that support long-term livability and community integration.

This Toronto Housing Now tower combines residential living with community space and underground parking, with engineering and sustainability services focused on Tier 2 Toronto Green Standard performance.

A 24-storey condominium tower in Etobicoke optimized through iterative energy analysis to meet Toronto Green Standard v3.0 Tier 2 energy and carbon performance targets.

A mixed residential community in Hamilton comprised of townhouses and mid-rise apartments, emphasizing sustainability, affordability, and age-friendly design within an urban context.

A 200-unit residential development in Brampton targeting Zero Carbon Building Design certification and Peel Region net-zero standards, supported through early energy, carbon, and life-cycle analysis.

A four-storey modular project in Toronto with 31 units built within a constrained heritage context, engineered to achieve Toronto Green Standard requirements and strong energy performance.