Our projects
Amazon Laval DXT-5
This building on Avenue Francis-Hughes in Laval will undergo extensive interior and exterior improvements in order to accommodate its future tenant, Amazon.
Amazon Mississauga DOI-5
This project consisted of a tenant fit-out of an existing 280,000-sq.ft. facility for conversion to an Amazon Last Mile Facility (AMZL).
Amazon Mississauga YYZ-1
YYZ-1 Hazmat is a 21,000-sq.ft. hazardous storage facility, consisting of safe storage areas for flammables, aerosols, and oxidizers. The hazmat storage area was built into an existing operational facility.
Amazon Oakville HYZ-1
HYZ-1 consisted of the construction of an Amazon Bulk Last Mile facility (AMXL). The AMXL program is new to the Canadian Market and is for bulky products such as sofas, televisions, etc.
Amazon Ottawa YOW-1
A leader in Canadian real estate & construction, Broccolini has been chosen by Amazon to develop a built-to-suit fulfillment center in Ottawa, which confirms Broccolini's position as one of the most important developer-builders of industrial buildings across Canada.
Amazon Saint-Hubert YUL-5
At Amazon’s request, an existing 208,475-sq.ft. industrial building on Route de L’Aéroport in St-Hubert Québec was leased by Amazon, repurposed by Broccolini, and delivered to Amazon in October 2020.
Amazon Scarborough YYZ-9
After the successful development and construction by Broccolini of its million-square-foot fulfillment centre in Ottawa, Amazon turned once again to Broccolini for the development and construction of their latest fulfillment centre which will be located in Scarborough, Ontario.
Amazon Toronto HYZ-2
HYZ-2 consisted of the construction of an Amazon Bulk Last Mile facility (AMXL). The AMXL program is new to the Canadian Market and is for bulky products such as sofas, televisions, etc.
Amazon Whitby DON-3
This project for Amazon consists in the renovation of an existing one-storey industrial building to accommodate a 390,000-sq.ft. package sorting and shipping warehouse.
Amazon Whitby YHM-6
Based in the middle of the supply chain, Amazon Robotics Sortation Centers act as the great amalgamation between fulfillment centers and large distribution hubs.
