We are a professional building services firm specializing in planning, building and renovating for the commercial and high-end residential sectors.
Since 1940 we have been using a collaborative approach to construction project management to deliver successful projects to highly satisfied clients.
For 85 years, Dalton has committed to performing with integrity, commitment, accountability, responsibility and experience.
This is what we call Building on Principles.
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The NIA Centre for the Arts is Canada’s first professional Black Arts Centre in Toronto’s vibrant Eglinton West neighbourhood. Dalton led the complex transformation of a 100-year-old city-owned building that required a complete structural overhaul, including the demolition and reconstruction of the entire west wall and the addition of a basement. The result is a modern 12,900 sq. ft. hub to showcase Afro-diasporic art while nurturing and cultivating creative talent.
The NIA Centre for the Arts is Canada’s first professional Black Arts Centre in Toronto’s vibrant Eglinton West neighbourhood. Dalton led the complex transformation of a 100-year-old city-owned building that required a complete structural overhaul, including the demolition and reconstruction of the entire west wall and the addition of a basement. The result is a modern 12,900 sq. ft. hub to showcase Afro-diasporic art while nurturing and cultivating creative talent.
The NIA Centre for the Arts is Canada’s first professional Black Arts Centre in Toronto’s vibrant Eglinton West neighbourhood. Dalton led the complex transformation of a 100-year-old city-owned building that required a complete structural overhaul, including the demolition and reconstruction of the entire west wall and the addition of a basement. The result is a modern 12,900 sq. ft. hub to showcase Afro-diasporic art while nurturing and cultivating creative talent.
The NIA Centre for the Arts is Canada’s first professional Black Arts Centre in Toronto’s vibrant Eglinton West neighbourhood. Dalton led the complex transformation of a 100-year-old city-owned building that required a complete structural overhaul, including the demolition and reconstruction of the entire west wall and the addition of a basement. The result is a modern 12,900 sq. ft. hub to showcase Afro-diasporic art while nurturing and cultivating creative talent.
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