Innovative Collaboration Brings World-Class Manufacturing to Canada’s Housing Sector

Canadian firm buys system from Lindbäcks Group; moving it to Ontario in 31 shipping containers

“Ossington went up in, I think, 17 working days,” says Luke Moir, project manager at Assembly. “That’s a huge advantage; on average it’s $60,000 a month to run a job. … So the quicker you can compress that construction schedule, you have savings.”

Jennifer Keesmaat, former Chief Planner for the City of Toronto, speaks on solutions for affordable housing and congestion, with reference to Assembly’s mass-timber, mid-rise urban infill housing products.

The urgent need for housing, built quickly and affordably, combined with recent policy changes for mid rise development in the City of Toronto, presents a clear opportunity mass-timber, modular housing.

The Housing Supply Challenge Round 4, “Building for the Future – Innovative Construction for Housing Affordability,” has announced it’s finalists. Assembly Corp. has been awarded funding for our solution “Assembly manufactured solutions for modular wood midrise housing.”