St Patrick's High School, Sarnia, Ontario
Senior low income housing, Adjacent to Hospital, Flower Garden and major Green Land Area

Lambton College, Sarnia, Ontario
Dorm Rooms, Adjacent to College and Arena

Devine Street School, Sarnia, Ontario
Low income housing complex with support services center on site

Shell Expansion, Sarnia, Ontario
Housing for out of town transplanted labor
 Designed to convert to other usable structure when housing is no longer needed

Tar Sands Housing Shortage, Alberta, Canada
Apartment Complexes

Dubai Development, U.A.E.
Housing for out of country transplanted labor
 Designed to convert to sports stadium or other usable structure when housing is no longer needed

Dubai Development, U.A.E.
200 floors of low cost condo's
with the first two floors set as a commercial mall

Designed with the idea of being the lowest cost per square ft. housing in Dubai, making it more affordable for tourists on the lower income level and increasing the tourist base for the Emirate over the long term. The structure design is one to draw world wide attention on a scale similar to that of the first moon landing. Making it a wonder of the world.

Units starting as low as $59,900 U.S.

Picture withheld as other interests from Abroad Saudi Arabia etc.. may decide to go ahead an take on project
 

Canada's Sovereignty
Potential to help ensure it

With the effects of global warming, the ice caps melting and the opening up of a new passage in Northern Canada the threat of Canada's sovereignty is real and now at hand.

 To help ensure and reduce such risks it is possible that Canada could order the development of several dozen low cost monitoring and communication stations and have them activated within the most northern regions of the nation. 

Such structures would have to be built similar to that of what a moon base would require due to the extreme environment the structure and it's inhabitants would be facing each day. The structures could also be designed to sit just a few feet under ground to shelter from almost any elements including birds in space.

Other smaller stations can be developed to be relocatable in order to cover designated zones. 

Below are some Ayess computer generated images of what such stations might just resemble. Most elements of stations would be built off site implementing Ayess state of the art energy efficient lighting systems and modules then shipped in where the modules would be assembled on site similar to kids Lego.  If such a structure was implemented and completed real imagines would not be made available in order to ensure the security and classified nature of such stations unless declassified by government.


With retractable landing pad to allow Helicopter to be enclosed from the extreme elements, Where possible for trees to exist they could be located in specific spots to help shelter and protect Sovereignty Station One etc.. , Roof top pods that can be used for green house where possible and also research stations that can be leased out to Canadian companies to help bring down annual running costs if preferred.

The most Northern parts of Canada, Solar Panels to take advantage of the 24 hour sun for half the year and move to another alternative energy (Wind etc..) source for the dark half.  Translucent thermo blocks high up in the structure to allow for natural light usage when available.

Snow plow storage & specialty vehicles to travel cross snow. Our designers recommended a safer and more efficient design as having the landing pad on the end where the garage is in the picture and the garage under where the pad is in the picture with doors on the sides of the unit.