The large-scale research and development facility in Kanata North Tech Park will expand Ottawa\u2019s technology infrastructure while creating new opportunities for contractors, trades and suppliers involved in complex commercial construction projects.<\/em><\/h3>\n![\"-\"](\"https:\/\/www.on-sitemag.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/07\/Broccolini-Nokia.jpg\")
<\/p>\nBreaking ground at Nokia\u2019s 750,000-Sq.-Ft. Ottawa Innovation Campus. Image courtesy of Borccolini.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Broccolini has officially begun construction on Nokia\u2019s new Ottawa Innovation Campus, a 750,000-sq.-ft. research and development facility located in the Kanata North Tech Park. The project marks a significant addition to Ottawa\u2019s technology sector and represents one of Broccolini\u2019s largest developments in the region.<\/p>\n
As the project\u2019s development and construction partner, Broccolini is responsible for delivering the full scope of the campus, bringing together construction teams, trades and project partners as work moves into the active build phase.<\/p>\n
The facility is being developed to meet high sustainability standards, incorporating LEED principles, low-carbon materials and resilient energy systems. For Canadian general contractors and subcontractors, the project highlights the continued demand for large-scale, technology-focused buildings that require coordination across multiple disciplines, including structural, mechanical, electrical and specialty systems.<\/p>\n
Broccolini expands Ottawa construction presence<\/strong><\/h4>\nThe Nokia Ottawa Innovation Campus represents another milestone in Broccolini\u2019s continued growth in the Ottawa market. The company is also expanding its local workforce across development, construction and project delivery roles to support the project and future opportunities in the region.<\/p>\n
\u201cTo be chosen to develop and build a campus of this importance for a global technology leader is a mark of real trust, and it is exactly the kind of complex, high-profile work Broccolini is built to deliver,\u201d said James Beach, Executive Vice-President, Real Estate Development at Broccolini.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis is one of the most significant projects in our history, and we are proud to be building it here in Ottawa,\u201d Beach added.<\/p>\n
Supporting Canada\u2019s evolving construction landscape<\/strong><\/h4>\nThe Nokia Ottawa Innovation Campus joins Broccolini\u2019s portfolio of major industrial, commercial and technology projects across Canada. The development reflects growing demand for advanced facilities that combine high-performance building systems with sustainability-focused design.<\/p>\n
For contractors, the project provides an example of the scale and complexity of next-generation commercial construction, where collaboration, technical expertise and efficient project delivery are critical to meeting increasingly demanding client requirements.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
<\/p>\nBreaking ground at Nokia\u2019s 750,000-Sq.-Ft. Ottawa Innovation Campus. Image courtesy of Borccolini.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Broccolini has officially begun construction on Nokia\u2019s new Ottawa Innovation Campus, a 750,000-sq.-ft. research and development facility located in the Kanata North Tech Park. The project marks a significant addition to Ottawa\u2019s technology sector and represents one of Broccolini\u2019s largest developments in the region.<\/p>\n
As the project\u2019s development and construction partner, Broccolini is responsible for delivering the full scope of the campus, bringing together construction teams, trades and project partners as work moves into the active build phase.<\/p>\n
The facility is being developed to meet high sustainability standards, incorporating LEED principles, low-carbon materials and resilient energy systems. For Canadian general contractors and subcontractors, the project highlights the continued demand for large-scale, technology-focused buildings that require coordination across multiple disciplines, including structural, mechanical, electrical and specialty systems.<\/p>\n
Broccolini expands Ottawa construction presence<\/strong><\/h4>\nThe Nokia Ottawa Innovation Campus represents another milestone in Broccolini\u2019s continued growth in the Ottawa market. The company is also expanding its local workforce across development, construction and project delivery roles to support the project and future opportunities in the region.<\/p>\n
\u201cTo be chosen to develop and build a campus of this importance for a global technology leader is a mark of real trust, and it is exactly the kind of complex, high-profile work Broccolini is built to deliver,\u201d said James Beach, Executive Vice-President, Real Estate Development at Broccolini.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis is one of the most significant projects in our history, and we are proud to be building it here in Ottawa,\u201d Beach added.<\/p>\n
Supporting Canada\u2019s evolving construction landscape<\/strong><\/h4>\nThe Nokia Ottawa Innovation Campus joins Broccolini\u2019s portfolio of major industrial, commercial and technology projects across Canada. The development reflects growing demand for advanced facilities that combine high-performance building systems with sustainability-focused design.<\/p>\n
For contractors, the project provides an example of the scale and complexity of next-generation commercial construction, where collaboration, technical expertise and efficient project delivery are critical to meeting increasingly demanding client requirements.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
The Nokia Ottawa Innovation Campus joins Broccolini\u2019s portfolio of major industrial, commercial and technology projects across Canada. The development reflects growing demand for advanced facilities that combine high-performance building systems with sustainability-focused design.<\/p>\n
For contractors, the project provides an example of the scale and complexity of next-generation commercial construction, where collaboration, technical expertise and efficient project delivery are critical to meeting increasingly demanding client requirements.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n