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  1. Of course this project is just aces, but also want to note that I just love this photo, going to use it as a background for a week or two.
  2. Amazing. Thank you for these fotos.
  3. First, that change to the buildings that you highlight is very recent (wasn't there when I attended back in the day, was there when my niece did more recently). Second, brutalism is totally great, just full stop. Third, the building that is the subject of this thread isn't even brutalism. It's pre-fabricated panels, cladding really.
  4. IDK, if the Broc can sell this and goes ahead and builds, it would be a pretty freaking awesome addition to the city.
  5. You're a god at getting S**t done, keep up your good work. Can you offer updates on any other projects, the plateau one (?) or anything else downtown?
  6. I don't know, man, this looks absolutely wonderful to me, a total success, just amazing.
  7. Pretty **cking awesome. Huge high-five to the development team for this well executed job. Just great.
  8. Looks great, but why must they demolish the building next door? If it's a programming space issue, why not just build a story higher on the parking lot and keep the operating income? Very strange.
  9. Awesome project, love this. It gets a solid 6/10 for architecture/intensification, and a 11/10 for replacement value of that crappy old service station.
  10. La tour Banque Nationale is really something. Super imposante sur l'horizon.
  11. Wow, the brick looks surprisingly good.
  12. That dense mass of apartment buildings is the 1970s version of the Bell Center density. The only differences are ownership type, building type, and time.
  13. This area is the new: It's awesome and necessary for the city, a great thing to get out of this extended cycle. This entire Bell Center area will be an affordable apartment building area in 30 more years.
  14. Great proposed project, and great proposed modifications. Has anyone emailed the architects for a rendering?
  15. This is, of course, true. However, keeping the facade and doing this sort of job is far preferable to full scale demolition like we saw back in the 1960s and 1970s when they demolished the old university and cathedral.
  16. I really loved Hotel de la Montagne. The bar downstairs was a greet meeting place, and the rooftop bar was irreplaceable. RIP.
  17. Great photo, nice addition, but that's the very definition of a 'table top' skyline, and kind of a bummer.
  18. ^ Exactly, hopefully they revise and build it 7+ stories taller that this proposal (20 stories would be appropriate), with better materials, and a more attractive fenestration.
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