Big Dig 4 – Princess Street

City of Kingston

A major infrastructure project in its fourth phase of construction, we were brought on board by Len Corcoran Excavating to install granite slab pavers in the boulevards from Clergy Street to Division Street.

Quinte West Roundabout

City of Quinte West

The design for this site was inspired by the City of Quinte West branding – ‘A Natural Attraction’ – and used the wood and stone elements in keeping with that them. Tree + Shrub plantings completed the natural feel to the space.

Design Features:

• 8-foot-wide natural stone slabs with City of Quinte West logo and branding
• Custom Fencing in keeping with City branding
• Tree + Shrub Plantings
• Landscape Lighting
• Irrigation

City Centre Revitalization

City of Belleville

A massive infrastructure project, Signature was fortunate enough to work alongside Len Corcoran Excavating to complete the landscape elements of this project. Continuous panels of custom pavers zig-zag their way through the downtown. Tree + Shrub plantings line the streets.

Design Features:

• More than 100,000 square feet of custom Unilock pavers
• Tree + Shrub Plantings
• CityGreen Decorative Tree Grates

Riverfront Square

City of Quinte West

The premise behind the project was to utilize the beauty of the riverfront property and convert it from a back alley to something much more. It was developed into a pedestrian plaza for events, patios, and gatherings. The space now hosts a summer concert series among other events.

Design Features:

• 13,000 square feet of Trafalgar Pavers
• Steps + Retaining Walls in Dimensional Stone
• Concrete curbs
• Light Standards
• Site Furnishings – Information Booth, Bollards, Benches
• Sod
• Irrigation

Vimy Ridge Commemorative Oak Memorial

RMC Kingston

This project was gifted to the campus by the graduating classes of 1967 and 1973. The design called for the installation of 850+ burlap bags filled with concrete. The bags were stacked to give the site the bunker like feel synonymous with trench warfare. The centerpiece of the memorial is a ‘Vimy Oak’ – a sapling that is a direct descendant of the acorns originally sent back to Canada by Lt. Leslie Miller from Vimy Ridge in France and planted on his family farm in Scarborough.

Design Features:

• Burlap bags of concrete
• Limestone screening walkway
• Flagstone
• Site Furnishings – Plaques, Bollards, Benches, and Decorative Tree Guard