Mondo_Grosso

http://sannadullaway.com/

https://provencherroy.ca/fr/projet/grand-quai-du-port-de-montreal/

La tour mesurera 72 mètres, ce qui équivaut à un immeuble résidentiel de 22 à 26 étages.

Correct me if I am wrong, my understanding is that the residential component of this project is considered a "phase 2" of Royalmount. To my knowledge, TMR hasn't approved the residential rezoning as of yet, as such sales and leasing for the residential aspect have not started. The midterm objective is to complete the commercial component by 2022, and then office and residential. So the current real estate crash shouldn't slow the construction.

L'éclairage de la tour Altoria changeait de couleurs (les couleurs de l'arc-en-ciel).

Spot the rainbow:

D'accord, merci pour les clarifications.

Pourtant, je travaille au centre-ville et je vois toujours des travailleurs sur divers sites. Bien-sûr beaucoup moins qu'avant, mais ils sont présents. C'est possible qu'ils font que sécurisé les chantiers.

Ce chantier avance encore, en fait la plupart des chantiers sont toujours actifs.

Thank you! I will repost it to the right thread.

Beaucoup d'activité aujourd'hui:

Tu minimises les contributions de MSDL, ils ont produit plusieurs des tours les plus emblématiques et originales de Montréal.

Although uncommon, it is possible to have a residential tower without balconies. Some notable examples in Montreal include the two residential towers at Westmont Square, le Port-Royal Apartments on Sherbrooke, also many of the condos in tour des Canadiens 1 have no balcony.

According to the comments in the Facebook post, the project was a proposal from December 2019. This is most likely work requested by Brivia. It's not uncommon for the surroundings in renders to be outdated.

I agree with you, especially because they have the land to do so. Rocabella and Icône both have drop off areas which avoids blocking a lane on Réne Lévesque. It's more peaceful when entering and exiting the building aswell.

I prefer to wait until the ground floor is complete before passing a final judgement. Basing myself on the renderings, I find that architecturally, the base is neutral and simple, which will accommodate well two towers of different styles and materials. The crucial factor for me is how it will interact at the street level. Will it be inviting and animated? Or cold and dull? I think that the latter would be the true disaster for Saint Laurent.

I don't think it is "wow" either, but I do find that compared to other recent projects, it is a marked improvement in terms of quality of materials and originality. Personally, I find that it's up there with YUL and L'Avenue.

The Saint Laurent facade is not finish yet. There will be the same vertical glass panels like on the other side.