Nuisance Mitigation

Safety is a top priority on construction sites, but that's no reason to sacrifice the attractiveness of your space. There are solutions to improve the aesthetics around a construction site, such as the Urban Umbrellas. Designed to combine urban design and pedestrian protection, this New York innovation offers a safer and more attractive alternative to traditional metal scaffolding, which, let's face it, doesn't look very reassuring at night. Not only do these walkways provide a quick and easy way to secure pedestrian access, they also offer significant added value to property owners who want to attract visitors to their establishments.

It's possible to completely seal off a construction site so your users don't have to deal with any disruptions. From shrink-wrapping a site to creating a fully enclosed shelter or isolated worksite, it's possible to effectively separate the worksite from its users. On one side, your occupants can go about their business in peace, while our teams continue their work on the other side, unseen and unknown.

To prevent the spread of dust and debris, it's possible to segment spaces and create dedicated traffic zones to separate construction areas from public areas where users can go about their daily business.

At times, orange construction cones seem to overtake the city center. To change this, we need to limit their systematic use and prioritize simple, effective signage, especially in dense, crowded environments like downtown Montreal. While prioritizing the safety of users and workers, it is possible to implement attractive, sober and tasteful signage.

It's important to consider all the users, occupants and neighbors who will be affected by your construction project. The general public is just as important as your occupants. Considering all parties in your construction project is definitely part of good neighborhood practice.

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