Modern building with a large, angular overhanging roof above a parking or checkpoint area with yellow poles.

The Canadian Port of Entry, the largest along the Canada–U.S. border, was developed with CBSA, CFIA, and federal stakeholders. The campus was organized for secure processing, clear wayfinding, and operational efficiency, supported by durable materials and coordinated building systems.

Modern glass building at dusk with American, Canadian, and Bermudian flags flying on flagpoles.
A border campus built for clarity, security, and long-term performance.
Empty modern white corridor with large windows and structural supports, a person walking in the distance.
Modern, empty waiting area with large floor-to-ceiling windows, rows of black chairs, and a reception counter with multiple computer monitors.
Close-up of modern building facade with vertical red cylindrical columns casting shadows on a concrete wall under a clear blue sky.
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Sunset view of a modern bus terminal with curved roof and multiple bus charging stations.
Modern airport terminal exterior with glass walls, metal columns, covered walkway, and a person crossing the road.

Designed under a DBFM model with a 30-year maintenance term, the facilities prioritized lifecycle durability and energy efficiency. High-performance envelopes, resilient systems, and post-disaster standards ensured long-term reliability at one of North America’s most significant crossings.

Aerial view of a large, empty toll plaza with multiple lanes and a modern building next to a highway surrounded by green forest.