Putting embedded energy to work
The properties that BMI develops are inherently linked to the communities they're home to. Each project comes with a history and an embedded energy that we work to preserve.
Physical Energy: The original materials, labour, and resources invested in the site’s construction and infrastructure.
Ecological Energy: The natural ecosystems, environmental processes, and biological relationships that surround and sustain the site.
Social Energy: The community’s cultural heritage, shared knowledge, skills and the broader economic and social networks tied to the project.
Economic Impact
1000+ Jobs Created
$2B+ Investment attracted to sites
3+ Precinct-level revitalization projects
Building economic futures
BMI's approach to economic development combines infrastructure transformation with venture development, preserving physical assets while creating platforms for new economic activity.
From the $2B+ in mobilized capital at Niagara Ports, to mixed-use districts enhancing towns like Tillsonburg, to partnering on Aazhogan – the first Indigenous-led international bridge acquisition, BMI is returning value to communities where people have lived and worked for generations.
Better always has an after with more potential than before.
Impact Program
At BMI, we’re creating transformative opportunities that extend beyond buildings through employee-led initiatives that empower the next generation of skilled workers, ecological capacity building, and invest in the future of our shared spaces.
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BMI receives nomination for 2024 Canadian Brownfield Awards for their transformative remediation of Red Rock Mill site
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Social Impact
Historic roots, reimagined spaces
Our projects reflect a deep commitment to preserving historically significant structures that embody community heritage and identity while enabling modern uses. Through this approach, we have reimagined 2,885,922 sq. ft. of real estate.
Our commitment is exemplified by projects like The Builders Block in Stratford, Ontario, where the historic Krug furniture factory is transformed into a vibrant housing development. By repurposing former industrial lands, this project adds 361 new residential units, addressing the housing gap while safeguarding the region’s farmland from urban sprawl.