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1 hour ago, denpanosekai said:
Was Brivia operating under a different name up until recently? It's pretty amazing all they've accomplished in such a short time.
I believe they are a division of a larger Chinese developer, Tianco Group, no?
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On 09/03/2018 at 2:12 PM, MartinMtl said:
Are you seriously arguing that Canderel is failing their condo market in Montreal ? Canderel who is responsible for not one but three 50-storeys condo towers success in Montreal so far ? Looks to me like they know very well what they’re doing.
Do you still think Canderel are doing such a great job with their lots in Montreal?
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16 hours ago, internationalx said:
Wow. That fake brick is really bad. Yikes....
It looks even uglier in person! I couldn't believe how terrible the quality of the materials were, which in my opinion is worse than an awkwardly designed building.
The brick looks like those cheap rubber puzzle pieces you put on a floor in a kids play room or a gym. The color on the prefab panels is already faded and spotted, the gaps between them look crooked (and I'm not against prefab by default like a lot of users here).
The only positive points is that the ground floor facing the street looks like it will be nice and bright, also the illumination of the tower will be original. So a building best only seen at night!
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24 minutes ago, MontréalMartin said:
À ce moment là, on peut aussi dire qu'ils auront une nouvelle entrée sur St-Antoine. Là aussi on peut avoir accès à un tunnel qui se rend jusqu'au Centre Eaton. Les édifices qui ont façades sur McGill College ont une identité indépendante du Centre Eaton.
T'exagéres un peu, non? Ce n'est pas seulement un tunnel, comme mentionne beratto, il y a des magasins à l'intérieur qui ont une façade sur McGill College. Le deuxième étage Old Navy leur appartient également.
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5 minutes ago, MontréalMartin said:
Eaton Center doesn't have a façade on McGill College.
Ste-Catherine, or deMaisonneuve or Robert-Bourassa.
And on the west bound was Victoria Street.
It does, it's just a terrible and boring facade. Here it is on Google Maps:
And here is the exact location of the rendering, the garage entrance is right beside the Starbucks:
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4 hours ago, job said:
A few thoughts ...
1. A while ago I had heard that someone wanted to turn Phillips Square into a sort of Times Square but they could not get permits ... nevertheless, this was 15 years ago and things have changed ... the east wall of PS would be a good candidate for screens;
2. Also a good idea would be the Rogers building on McGill college .. it has a solid column down the center that could be screens;
3. Lastly, the building to be built on the Domtar Park space ... a perfect place where Maisonneuve and President Kennedy split ... would integrate nicely into place des festivals.
I think some screens are overdue and they add a certain dynamism when properly thought out.
Does anyone here know what the legality of such giant screens downtown are?
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15 hours ago, MDCM said:
La vue des terrasses des derniers étages à partir du sud, c'est quand même spécial, ca donne un look pas terminé avec armatures ouvertes.
Au nord, je pense qu'une construction bien arrimée avec exactement la même hauteur sur le terrain du Wanda pourrait sauver la mise.
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Après:
Opportunité manquée pour une troisième murale Leonard Cohen!
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- Manque cruellement 10 étages de plus.
- Trop de préfab sur la base.
- Petites fenêtres carrées.
- Aucune audace avec les balcons.
Seulement à Montréal....
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There were two workers on the site today, I expect work to continue next week?
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It looks like they are renovating again:
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Aluminum finish.
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10 minutes ago, RLCBBR said:
Me semble que c'est une belle journée pour...jsais pas... avancer ces #$&@& de rénovations !
Faudrait envoyer le mémo aux gars, qu'ils rentrent travailler de temps en temps...
Le projet est prévue pour mai 2018 ... Bravo les champions.
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1 hour ago, budgebandit said:
Hard to disagree with Brocco on this one.... if you've never done a curved curtain wall before, I don't think it's a good idea to start with an emblematic 36-storey office tower.
Je ne suis pas inquiet pour le design final
Side note: some of you guys need to relax lol
Exactly. I don't think architects or builders lack ambition because they prefer to avoid designs that risk defects and cost overruns. IOP Science, an academic physics journal based in the UK, recently published a paper titled "Complexity of Curved Glass Structures".
Researchers reached the conclusion that "[...] there is a need for more research, comprehensive design aids and recommendation for engineering of curved glass structures. [...] curved glass is a material that implies many complex considerations in the early stages of the design process involving glass surfaces concept, geometry, aesthetics, structural and thermal characteristics, selection of geometry of glass elements and glass shaping (bending) techniques."
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http://news.buzzbuzzhome.com/2018/04/roccabella-phase-ii-spring.html
Delivery of Roccabella Phase II slated for this spring
Only a handful of units remain in Roccabella Phase II as purchasers prepare to occupy their completed, brand-new condos. Time is running out to reserve a one-, two-, or three-bedroom suite in the de la Montagne Tower. Floorplans are spacious and thoughtfully-designed, ranging in size from 736 to 1,897 square feet — a rarity in the downtown core.
The project, developed by MC Finance, recently received the award for Best Residential High-Rise Development in Canada at the International Property Awards. It comes as no surprise, given Roccabella’s stylish common areas, award-winning pool, high-quality construction and superior interior finishes.
Residences boast floor-to-ceiling windows, Italian kitchen cabinets with wood and lacquer, large rectangular undermount stainless steel sinks, fully integrated SMEG appliances, drawer organizers, marble or quartz countertops, and wood flooring. Walk-in style closets in the master bedrooms are complete with Italian designed built-in organizers, while ensuites boast freestanding oval acrylic bathtubs and separate, two-sided clear glass shower stalls.
Roccabella offers a quiet, serene atmosphere. Short term rentals, including Airbnb, are banned throughout the two-tower condo project, meaning the majority of residents use their condo as a primary residence. The building features over 30,000 square feet of amenity space, with highlights such as a fitness centre, yoga and pilates studio, party room, movie theatre, conference rooms and a sprawling outdoor terrace with BBQ areas.
Conveniently located on René-Lévesque Boulevard West, Roccabella is just a short stroll from the major retailers, tasty eateries and cozy pubs that line Rue Sainte-Catherine and nearby Crescent. Concordia and McGill University are close by, and the Lucien L’Allier metro station is less than five minutes away on foot.
Don’t miss out on your chance to purchase one of the few remaining suites in Roccabella Phase II. Visit the Roccabella sales office at 1059 de la Montagne, suite 250 to reserve your unit. Opening hours are Monday to Friday from 10am to 7pmand on weekends from noon to 5pm.
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1 hour ago, santana99 said:
Tu prends les choses plus au sérieux que moi, l'ami. Fâché ? Voyons. Je ne fais qu'exprimer un commentaire. Merci pour ton aide, mais je respire très bien.
"On voit petit", "paresse intellectuelle", "manque d'imagination", "bêtement rectilignes".
En tous cas, j'ai hâte de voir les compliments que tu réserves pour Broccolini si le produit final te fâche pour de vrai.
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1 hour ago, santana99 said:
Ben oui, c'est moins fatiguant d'éliminer "la courbure horizontale de la tour", c'est surtout moins complexe et coûteux. Ben oui ! Quand on voit petit, on a WSP et Pomerleau. Cib...
Je pense que t'es ben trop fâché pour rien... T'as même pas encore vue la concept finale. Ton colère est prémature. Respire mon ami.
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En entrevue avec Radio-Canada à propos de la rénovation de la tour olympique, WSP et Pormleau ont dit: "plutôt que d’installer des vitres courbées, ce qui aurait été complexe et coûteux, les concepteurs du projet ont choisi d’éliminer la courbure horizontale de la tour."
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I really had my doubts about La Grande Roue, but wow it was incredibly busy today! The Cafe and ice cream shop are finally open, both were full with people. The ice cream shop sells pancakes and pastries, the cafe is also a casse-croute that sells pizza and other fast food.
Every cabin in the Grande Roue was in use, there was a lineup to get on it. All of this and tourist season hasn't began yet! They are going to make a fortune on this project.
Oh, and there are free public bathrooms beside the ticket booth, great addition to the area.
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26 minutes ago, nephersir7 said:
Ah bon, l'article de La Presse donne l'impression qu'il s'agit d'un projet distinct. Je n'ai jamais entendu parler de Bâtimo ou d'une résidence pour personnes retraitées sur le site du Square Children's. Merci!
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Do we have a thread for this project? I have never heard of this.
"la société Bâtimo érigera un bâtiment de 38 étages rue Atwater en lieu et place de l’ancien Hôpital de Montréal pour enfants. [...] La construction du bâtiment d’une valeur approximative de 180 millions devrait commencer en juin et durer 34 mois."
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Malheureusement, l'image du projet que nous avons n'est pas la bonne. Finalement, le projet conservera le bâtiment victorien. Il sera fabriqué en préfab et aura un style plus "traditionnel".
23 étages résidentiel, 82 logement, un local commercial, 9 stationnement.