We replaced the underground fuel tanks and forecourt equipment for AECOM Canada / Shell. This was an extremely challenging project which required a newer engineered shoring system. The slide rail system was utilized and we were able to modify the system to allow us to install the new underground fuel tanks. Ray Powell was pivotal in delivering this project by the specified handover date.
Wilson Creek Shell Before Upgrade
This project consisted of a 9000 square foot 5 unit commercial retail building. In the building we constructed the KIKIT convenience store, Ricky’s All Day Grill, Pizza Pizza and Fat Burger. The gas bar consisted of 5 dispensers and 2 underground storage tanks.
The Banff Husky is a 37,000 sqft 6 island fueling area with a custom weather canopy and underground fuel storage. Parke Pacific Projects completed the construction for this highly detailed retail petroleum facility. Located within the heart of the Banff township and national park, natural materials like native vegetation, rundle stone and heavy timbers − both interior and exterior were used in the development to blend seamlessly with the natural surroundings.
Spacious fueling areas permit ease of access for larger vehicles, while convenience food, grocery and specialty items and the adjoining A&W restaurant are inclusive amenities that provide convenience and comfort. Husky truly endorsed going “outside the box” on this project, by not only supporting the national park and the town’s alpine-themed design requirements but by focusing on the specific needs of their local customers. The interior construction at this location incorporated several new ideas, that went above and beyond the prototypical convenience store. A new layout, new look and new products and amenities all to cater to Husky customers seeking the true “Banff” experience.
Chemainus Canco is a commercial renovation project transforming the former Down Town Auto location on Chemainus Road.
DP Singh has reopened the service station under the Kelowna B.C. company Canco as a local franchisee. It’s a self-serve station with a small convenience store with the potential for the car repair side of the operation to reopen. The project officially opened on July 16, 2019.
Sicamous Centex is an NTI (New to Industry) gas station with 4 dispensers and 2 underground storage tanks. This building showcased a mix of glazing cultured stone, stucco and metal architectural details.
Kahkewistahâw Gas & Convenience was upgraded in 2019. Parke Pacific Projects replaced all of the dispensers and installed a new MID (Main Identification) sign. This was an architecturally designed building for the Kahkewistahâw First Nation in which natural design aspects were achieved through mass timber, cultured stone and SIP ‘Structural Insulated Panels) were utilized. This building also comprised an additional retail unit which provided additional revenue for the nation.
It is the only First Nations gas and convenience store operating on First Nations land within Yorkton. We had the pleasure of working with Jeff Balon and Mik Cupial from Calico Advisory Services.
Fox Creek Husky was a site decommissioning. All existing structures were removed from site as well as contaminated material. The lot was regraded and a perimeter fence was installed.
Working for the Mistawasis First Nation, in Saskatchewan we were employed to install a canopy which required us to construct cast in place piles immediately adjacent to fuel lines. This project was extremely challenging with limited space to work with. Bob Dayne was a huge help in delivering this project on time.
Parke Pacific constructed a 10,000 square foot commercial retail building. One of those units was reserved for the Kikit Petro Canada convenience stores.
Parke Pacific was successful in a competitive bid that enabled us to once again work with a First nation band. Primco Dene is a strong and successful band that has Larry Henderson steering this project.
Lumby Esso-Tim Hortons: This is an exciting opportunity to bring a staple of Canadian culture to a local community. This project has created a lot of hype in the Lumby area and we are proud to be a part of that. This project will provide a place for locals to meet and chat over a fresh double double.
