Windmill Development Group

Financial wins and clarity are key to proving the value of decarbonization.

Earlier this month, our Partner of Communications & Impact, Mcminn, joined other industry leaders at CAGBC's Green Building Business Summit to discuss how businesses can move from mission statements to action.

The key takeaway? Decarbonization is good for people, planet, and the bottom line. But the industry needs better tools, clearer data, and stronger frameworks to communicate that value to investors and stakeholders.

Read the full recap here: https://buff.ly/jlxrRHm

Estate

We believe the housing crisis requires innovative, scalable solutions. For over 20 years, Windmill has been delivering industry firsts in real-world market conditions, leveraging low-carbon building solutions that support quality and scale since 2003. We're excited to see the industry adopt more of these tools as we work together to solve our housing challenge.

The Eddy in Hintonburg, Ottawa, is a standout example: LEED-platinum certified, mixed-use, one of Ottawa's first mid-rise condominiums to use a geo-exchange system for heating and cooling, and Ontario's first fully-automated puzzle parking system. Completed in 2016, these innovations are aren't just concepts - they've produced real world impact, and we're carrying these learnings forward to drive further industry change.

Learn more about The Eddy and Windmill's low-carbon housing solutions: https://buff.ly/Haf0iyf

We're thrilled by the recent coverage of our project Hälsa at 230 Royal York featured in the National Observer: https://buff.ly/UXCF9c0

This project isn't just about mass timber construction. It's about reimagining how we build: faster, cleaner, more sustainable, and with a repeatable system and design. It's a catalyst for the adoption of modern methods of construction that can support the increased delivery of high-quality, sustainable housing that can be adapted to any context.

A big thank you to our partners who helped deliver this big vision Leader Lane Developments

Concrete’s competitor climbs nine storeys in Toronto The 9-storey, 60-unit project is being built with prefabricated wood panels shipped from the West Coast.