GoodLeaf, an innovative company in the field of vertical farming, has undertaken the construction of a factory dedicated to indoor agricultural production, marking a step forward towards sustainable and efficient agriculture. Espace Construction, the general contractor on the project, was tasked with realizing this vision by building a facility that not only meets the specific technical requirements of vertical farming but is also safe and accessible. To achieve these objectives, Espace Construction called on Fer Forgé Montréal for its expertise in the manufacturing and installation of worked metals. Client Goals Create infrastructure suitable for vertical farming, maximizing the use of space while ensuring optimal resource management. Ensure the safety and accessibility of the facility for personnel, with clear escape routes and easy access to all levels of the vertical farm. Integrate durable and sturdy structures to support farm equipment and facilities. Work carried out by Fer Forgé Montréal Manufacturing and installation of steel service stairs Robust staircases have been installed to facilitate access to the different production areas and equipment, ensuring smooth circulation for staff. Galvanized steel emergency stairs To ensure staff safety in the event of an emergency, galvanized steel fire escapes were installed, providing weather and corrosion resistant escape routes. Galvanized steel roof access stairs Stairs leading to the roof were also installed to allow access to these areas, essential for maintenance and inspection of the infrastructure. Fabrication and installation of steel structure reinforcements To ensure the durability and stability of the installation, structural steel reinforcements were designed and integrated, thus supporting heavy equipment and installations specific to vertical farming.

E4C, a company specializing in packaging, has undertaken a vast redevelopment and renovation project for its factory in order to optimize its operations and improve the efficiency of its production line. Faced with the challenges posed by the existing space, notably the need to facilitate the passage of carts through the factory while maintaining the structural integrity of the building, E4C called on the expertise of Fer Forgé Montréal to design a solution on measure. Client Goals Improve internal factory logistics by facilitating the movement of carts, essential for the transport of finished products. Make necessary modifications without compromising the safety or structure of the building. Minimize the impact of renovation work on daily production. Work carried out by Fer Forgé Montréal To meet these specific needs, an ingenious solution was put forward and FFM carried out the following work: Moving a brace The main intervention consisted of moving a structural bracing of the factory. This modification was designed to open a passageway wide enough for the movement of carts, while ensuring that the stability and safety of the building structure is preserved. The expertise of Fer Forgé Montréal was crucial in taking into consideration the implications of this move and in implementing the solution in a way that did not compromise any aspect of the existing structure.

Madev Construction, a major player in the construction sector, has embarked on a factory expansion project in order to meet growing demand and improve its production capacities. The objective was to create additional space while ensuring the safety, functionality, and integration of the new spaces with existing structures. To meet this challenge, Madev Construction chose to collaborate with Fer Forgé Montréal for its expertise in the manufacturing and installation of steel structures, as well as for its ability to provide tailor-made solutions. Client Goals Increase factory production space to accommodate new production lines. Ensure the continuity and safety of operations during and after the expansion work. Integrate elements that are both functional and compliant with safety standards. Work carried out by Fer Forgé Montréal Fer Forgé Montréal responded to these needs by proposing several key interventions: Fabrication and installation of steel structures Custom steel structures were designed and installed to support the factory expansion. These structures not only ensure the strength and durability of the expansion but also contribute to the efficiency of the layout of the production space. Service stairs and guardrails To facilitate access and ensure safety in the new areas of the factory, stairs and guardrails were manufactured and installed. These elements are essential to ensure smooth and safe movement of employees and materials throughout the expanded factory.

In the heart of Montreal, Hôtel Le Germain represents a pillar of hospitality, combining history, culture and modernity. Recognizing the imperative need for evolution to remain at the forefront of the hotel sector, Germain Hôtels has embarked on a daring undertaking: the total reinvention of this emblematic building. This renovation, a colossal investment of more than $30 million and lasting one year, was not only a question of physical expansion by the addition of six new floors, but also a quest for renewal, aimed at rethinking the customer experience in its entirety. Client Goals Germain Hôtels' objectives with this renovation project were multiple: Offer an enhanced stay experience that is in perfect harmony with the needs of guests. Integrate the latest trends in design and amenities. Increase the hotel's accommodation capacity by adding rooms. Ensuring the security and aesthetics of spaces thanks to modern and functional architectural solutions. Work carried out by Fer Forgé Montréal Fer Forgé Montréal was selected to contribute to this transformation project by providing its expertise in the field of worked metals for the following elements:Architectural staircase of the Flâneur Bar Lounge restaurant A focal point of the renovation was the creation of a bespoke architectural staircase for the Flâneur Bar Lounge restaurant. This masterpiece combines functionality with impressive aesthetics, serving as both a means of access and a central element of the interior design. Emergency staircase for the 6 additional floors Raising railings in existing stairs

The construction of a modern staircase in a private residence represented an ambitious project aimed at creating a contemporary and luxurious living space, where every architectural detail contributes to a harmonious and modern aesthetic. The owner wanted to incorporate unique design elements that reflect a modern sensibility while ensuring the functionality and durability of the structure. To meet this challenge, Fer Forgé Montréal was chosen for its expertise in custom metal design and its ability to carry out complex architectural projects. Client Goals Design a living space that stands out for its architectural design Incorporate stairs that are both aesthetic and functional centerpieces in the layout of the house. Maximize natural light and transparency through the structure to strengthen the connection between interior and exterior spaces. Work carried out by Fer Forgé Montréal To meet these ambitions, Fer Forgé Montréal has developed innovative and personalized solutions: Construction and manufacturing of Zigzag Silt stairs A spectacular zigzag stringer staircase was designed as the central feature of the residence, combining beauty, innovation and functionality. This structure not only serves the different levels of the house seamlessly but also serves as a focal point in the interior design, reflecting the elegance and modernity sought by the client. Integration of a Curtain Wall To complete the staircase and maximize the supply of natural light, a curtain wall was installed along the staircase. This solution helps create a feeling of open space, visually expanding interiors and merging the boundaries between indoors and outdoors, providing panoramic views of the landscape.

The Prince-Arthur Street project included both the renovation of an existing building and the construction of new buildings, with the aim of revitalizing this emblematic urban space. The objective was to modernize the structures while preserving the unique character of the neighborhood, ensuring safety, accessibility, and improving connectivity between buildings. To achieve this complex vision, Fer Forgé Montréal was called upon for its expertise in metal structures and accessibility solutions. Client Goals Improve the functionality and safety of existing and new buildings. Ensure harmonious integration of structures into the existing urban fabric. Create safe and accessible passages between buildings for residents and visitors. Work carried out by Fer Forgé Montréal Fer Forgé Montréal has provided innovative and tailor-made solutions to meet these challenges: Installation of emergency stairs and walkways For the new buildings as well as the renovated structure, emergency staircases and walkways were designed and installed. These structures not only guarantee the safety of occupants in the event of an emergency but also facilitate circulation between buildings, reinforcing the cohesion of the architectural ensemble. Galvanized steel fire escape An exterior galvanized steel fire escape was specifically designed to serve the two buildings. Galvanized steel was chosen for its durability and weather resistance, ensuring the longevity of the structure while requiring minimal maintenance. This installation not only provides an efficient escape route but also contributes to the modern industrial aesthetic of the project.

Kampus Coworking, an innovative shared workspace, aimed to rethink the traditional work environment by integrating a strong community and cultural dimension. The project consisted of designing coworking offices that would not only serve as workspaces but also as venues for events and shows, creating a dynamic ecosystem for professionals. To achieve this vision, Kampus Coworking sought the expertise of Fer Forgé Montréal, recognized for its know-how in personalized metal solutions. Client Goals Kampus Coworking's main objectives for this project were: Create a versatile coworking space that can easily be transformed to host events and shows. Ensure the safety and functionality of the space thanks to robust and aesthetic metal installations. Bringing an industrial touch to interior design to reflect the innovative and creative spirit of the coworking community. Work carried out by Fer Forgé Montréal To meet these specific needs, Fer Forgé Montréal has developed and implemented several key solutions: Manufacturing and installation of a raw steel staircase and platform These elements have been designed to provide maximum flexibility in the use of space, allowing an easy transition between the work environment and the event space. The use of raw steel added a unique aesthetic dimension, in line with the desired industrial design. Installation of raw steel guardrails To complete the staircase and the platform, raw steel guardrails were installed, guaranteeing the safety of users while maintaining the industrial aesthetic of the place. Supply and installation of a Corten canopy and facade The exterior of the building was upgraded with the addition of a canopy and a facade made of Corten steel, a material known for its durability and its distinctive rusty appearance which improves over time. This not only strengthened the visual identity of Kampus Coworking but also provided effective protection against the elements.

The construction of a six-unit residential building on Rue Bellechasse was an ambitious project aimed at providing modern and secure housing in a rapidly developing neighborhood. The project required careful attention to both aesthetics and functionality, in order to create a comfortable living space for its residents while integrating harmoniously into the surrounding urban fabric. Fer Forgé Montréal was mobilized for its mastery in metal fabrication and its ability to provide personalized solutions meeting the specific requirements of the project. Client Goals Ensure safety and accessibility throughout the structure with the design of interior staircases and an emergency stairwell. Integrate metallic architectural elements that enrich the aesthetics of the building while meeting practical needs. Use a mesh metal curtain wall to visually camouflage the parking lot and improve the exterior appearance of the building. Work carried out by Fer Forgé Montréal Fer Forgé Montréal provided its expertise through several key interventions: Manufacturing and installation of interior purlin staircases Purlin staircases were designed to optimize space and improve the flow of circulation inside the building, combining modern aesthetics and robustness. Galvanized steel emergency stairwell A sustainable solution for the safety of residents was put in place with the construction of a galvanized steel emergency stairwell, ensuring efficient and safe evacuation in the event of an emergency. Mesh metal curtain wall To meet the objective of camouflaging the parking lot, a metal mesh curtain wall was installed. This structure not only aesthetically hides the parking space but also contributes to the security and privacy of the building. Manufacturing and installation of guardrails and architectural panels The metal railings and architectural panels have been carefully designed and installed to enhance the safety of balconies and terraces while adding a touch of elegance to the architecture of the building.

École l'Orée-des-Bois, located in Mirabel, has undertaken a large-scale project aimed at renovating and modernizing its facilities to provide an improved learning environment for its students. Client Goals Modernize existing infrastructure to meet current standards in terms of security and accessibility. Incorporate architectural elements that contribute to a welcoming and stimulating atmosphere for students. Ensure the durability and functionality of facilities for years to come. Work carried out by Fer Forgé Montréal Manufacturing and installation of the main staircase and its steel structure The main staircase, designed as the backbone of the school, was entirely built with a robust and durable steel structure. This new staircase not only offers better accessibility between floors; it also becomes a central element of the school's interior design, reflecting the institution's commitment to quality and aesthetics. Manufacturing and installation of a purlin staircase A second purlin staircase was designed to provide an additional and secure access solution, meeting the specific circulation needs within the establishment. This installation has been designed to maximize the available space while guaranteeing safety and ease of use for all users.

The University of Montreal, a leading higher education institution, has embarked on an ambitious project aimed at improving the accessibility and connectivity of its campus. The project included the construction of a strategic tunnel directly connecting the metro to the Roger-Gaudry pavilion, an initiative intended to facilitate travel for students, staff and visitors, whatever the weather conditions. Work carried out by Fer Forgé Montréal Manufacturing and installation of a temporary staircase Installation of a temporary staircase to maintain access for the duration of the work, thus guaranteeing smooth and safe circulation for all campus users. Manufacturing and installation of emergency exit stairs Design and installation of permanent staircases dedicated to emergency exits, reinforcing safety in the tunnel and surrounding areas. Design, manufacturing and installation of structural architectural panels for the tunnel wall Creation of tailor-made architectural panels for the tunnel, combining aesthetics and functionality, and integrating perfectly into the architectural environment of the campus.

At the heart of Montreal's gastronomic excitement, Restaurant Europea stands out for its ambition to redefine the high-end culinary experience. As part of its opening, the restaurant aimed to create a space that embodies excellence, innovation and elegance, like its refined cuisine. The importance given to design and interior architecture was essential to complement the sensory experience offered to guests. It is with this in mind that Fer Forgé Montréal was asked to provide its unique expertise in metal design. Client Goals Restaurant Europea wanted to make an impression as soon as guests entered, not only with its exquisite dishes but also with a breathtaking decor. The objective was twofold: Create a strong architectural element that serves as a centerpiece within the restaurant. Combining functionality and aesthetics to enrich the ambiance and overall customer experience.To meet these ambitions, Fer Forgé Montréal offered a tailor-made solution: Design, manufacturing and installation of an architectural staircase in curved steel plate This project involved the creation of a curved steel staircase, designed specifically to blend seamlessly into the luxurious surroundings of the restaurant. The staircase is not only a means of access between the different levels but becomes a work of art, reflecting the restaurant's commitment to excellence and attention to detail.