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  1. Housing is housing. Any amount of new units - even if they are all market-rate units - is good for the housing situation.
  2. .... And there is PVM, the icon, looking like an old girl who doesn't have the money for a face-lift.
  3. We need some shock therapy: experiment and get rid of the onerous red tape and lower the taxes for merchants, make it super easy to open a store, make it easy for people to park...
  4. Could be because of the new nonstop to Tulum.
  5. Immigrants, even the most destitute, are plugged into the global culture and they will always at least know how to speak some English; there is no changing that. Being bilingual or multi-lingual doesn't mean they don't live and work in the language of the majority.
  6. It's nice. Fits the built environment for sure which is nice and all but the 19th Century scale is doesn't meet the needs of the 21st century; this could have easily been a few more stories.
  7. Probably will cut have their ballrooms and F & B space. To align it with PVM plaza and Mc Gill College, you'd need to cut the hotel in half.
  8. LOL. The problem with this new addition doesn't have anything to do with any the view(s) of the mountain; if anything, it's the view of the Astral Tower that is, sadly, blocked from Ste Catherine st. That and it's just a horrible, mediocre-looking design at best. The volumes are terrible; bulky and inelegant. Also, for such a high profile location, you'd think the architects and the developers would make sure to put out the BEST possible renderings for the public. This looks like a preliminary sketch drawn on the back of a cocktail napkin. It's lazy. While the podium (Place Montreal Trust) does look dated and tired, it's possible to clean it up, streamline the look, perhaps lose many of the turquoise embellishments of Post-modernism AND add density that blends with the existing complex (tower included). Why disassociate the very successful tower - that is aging well from an aesthetic point of view - from the mall podium completely like this?
  9. CN HQ is one-day tear down. The old ICAO building is a teardown. And one day, the Terminal Tower is a tear down. In addition of course to the ones you mentioned. The only building worthy of preservation - and it's the interior only - is actual Gare Centrale. Also, The Queen E.
  10. Any buyer is buying the fully-entitled, shovel-ready project at what will be a discount; they may just go ahead with the project as-is ASAP.
  11. If there was ever a mega block redevelopment site in the literal center of a business center anywhere, that also is the supposed hub of mass transit, this is it! The entire 2-block (each side of Belmont) needs a major reinvention, land-use masterplan, etc... several buildings are also tear-downs.
  12. Tinted windows is also good for building energy efficiency. Honestly, in my dream scenario this building is expanded in the exact same style and detailing. (materials etc) to replaces the little greystones. The only part original on the greystone facades is the 2nd floor / roof portion; they were never quality townhouses to begin with.
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