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Ouf! Le suspense! Je pense que je vais l'ouvrir quand les boys partent pour le dinner...
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M1 - 66 étages
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http://www.caprera.ca/fr/accueil/
"En 2016, JOE CAPRERA a lancé la conception de Montréal 1. En collaboration avec une équipe d’architectes, JOE CAPRERA a pu transmettre ses réflexions et croquis sur des dessins architecturaux. Conçu avec une seule chose en tête: ramener la grandeur du passé de Montréal pour notre avenir. Montréal 1 stimulera la grandeur de la Ville en invitant des investisseurs prospères à participer à l’économie montréalaise.
Montréal 1 est un complexe à usage mixte de 62 étages. Construit dans le centre-ville de Montréal, Montréal 1 offrira des espaces de bureaux commerciaux modernes, des unités locatives deluxe et des résidences ultra-luxueuses pour l’achat sur les 20 derniers étages. Le bâtiment aura trois entrées principales distinctives desservant les trois types d’occupants occupant le bâtiment."
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45 minutes ago, Nameless_1 said:
Grosso modo, grande rumeure, peu de faits...
You called?
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Avis pour les curieux, la Maison de la Danse sera ouvert au public gratuitement toute la nuit pour Nuit Blanche.
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J'ai vu ce projet à Calgary qui utilise du spandrel rouges, style condo Drummond. Honnêtement, je préfère ce qui a été fait avec le Myriade ...
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10 hours ago, nephersir7 said:
Puiisqu'on parle du Maple Leaf square...
@Mondo_Grosso, do you still stand by what you said a few months ago?
Yes, there are still way more Canadiens logos on our towers!
Better street level integration: MLS condos main street level component is a Le Germain Hotel. TDC 2+3 offer a large green space.
Superior architecture/ greater branding: TDC1 is an original looking building with great looking garage base and gorgeous interiors that really fit the hockey theme. MLS condos are incredibly generic and bland. For example, look at these interior comparisons:
It's still early for TDC2/3, but we can already see superior materials, also an elegant design with integrated balconies.
More accessible location: MLS Condos are between an elevated highway and railway tracks. The nearest subway & train station are 300 meters away, TDC is 100 meters away from the metro.
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Il y a des annonces pour le projet sur l'autoroute 40. Ils font la promotion du lancement officiel, qui sera en avril.
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5 hours ago, mont royal said:
Just by calling it `Montreal`s Times Square` makes this idea imitative and not visionary. Forget New York; Montreal itself must be the starting point. The use of neon and videos are common throughout the world; some major Asian cities have neon-lined streets that make Times Square look pale in comparison. Toronto has an embarrassing effort to emulate Times Square, but then, that`s typical of Toronto. So, if the idea is to glam up Montreal. or a part of Montreal, to create a glitzy area that is neither imitative nor kitchy, it would be best to start from Montreal`s uniqueness. Yes, benefit from any outside experience , but don`t try to copy it; it will only result in second-rate quality.
Like I mentioned, I'm not looking to debate it, but rather "if we had to do it, where and how would we do it?" I agree for the most part with your opinion, but I think that an idea can be imitative and visionary at the same time. You can take a proven concept and put your own twist on it and end up with a good result.
There are other "big city" fads that have been copied in Montreal in recent years that have done just that. Examples include the giant Ferris wheel, bridge illumination and urban greenways (promenade Fleuve-Montagne). No one says that these are embarrassing imitations or second-rate efforts (well else than Luc Ferrandez
). Maybe because Time Square is so iconic, it gets a much stronger "copy cat" reaction.
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6 hours ago, franktko said:
Oui pour de l'art et des projections, non aux publicités. Hey, imaginez ce bozo sur 10 étages
Si jamais je décide de faire une illustration plus détaillée de ma vision, je vais utiliser cette image!
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It's incredible how tall this building can look from one perspective, and then so short from another.
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1 hour ago, alihoufani said:
Vue à partir du Canal Lachine
Eh bien, c'est triste que le 1000 n'a pas de nouveaux amis. Les tours CIBC et IBM ont des nouvelles copines avec le quad Windsor, PVM a TOM et Altoria, tour de la Bourse a 3 nouvelles tours de Brocolini .... mais personne veut être amis avec le 1000....
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- C’est un message populaire.
- C’est un message populaire.
I know that many of you are against Montreal having it's own version of Time Square, but the point of this post is not to debate that. Rather, it's to look at potential locations if we had to chose one.
Based on examples like Time Square in New York, Shibuya District in Tokyo, Piccadilly Circus in London, Dundas Square in Toronto, I defined my own criteria as:
- Must be by an open area
- Must be close to commercial sector
- Must be accessible by metro
At that, I have come up with Square Concordia, this is the area today:
Here is why I think that this is the ideal area:
- There are 3 large blind walls for the screens
- High density of 24/hour restaurants and bars
- High levels of foot traffic at all times
- Proximity to various festivals
There are already renovated squares on each side of the street. The pedestrian area could be expanded to the parking lot on the right. There's a back lane in the lower right corner where food trucks could enter by and park in the square. A stage could also be setup there for events like Crescent Street Grand Prix Festival, Fantasia Film Festival, etc.
Highlighted in green are areas where a screen could go, solid green are screens on top of buildings, the yellow is where I would put food trucks or a stage:
These type of squares a great tourist attractions, both Toronto and New York list them at the top of tourist attractions. I also think that having a second public area in the west of downtown for smaller festivals would be a great compliment to the bigger festivals east at Place Des Festivals.
Let me know what you think, if you have another suggestion, please share. Thank you for reading!
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- C’est un message populaire.
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Le rez-de-chaussée est presque complet:
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Na na na na, na na na na, hey hey, goodbye!
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A lot of stores have been eliminated close to the entrance to complexe les ailes. This wide corridor makes the area feel much more open. You can see how wide it used to be by looking at the tiles on the floor.
They have also put up giant prints of the renovations inside, if anyone wants a detailed look. The entire ceiling will be covered in mirrors, this will make the area appear bigger as well.
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19 hours ago, MartinMtl said:
(mes photos )
Est-ce que je suis la seule person qui aime l'hotel Intercontinental? J'aimerais voir plus de tours comme ca...
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31 minutes ago, Chris1989 said:
I walked by there last week, no one lives in the town houses yet. Finishing touches.
If you look inside, you will see that the construction workers are using them as office/cafeteria.
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1 hour ago, IluvMTL said:
Video trouve sur Facebook sur le passe et les derniers souffles du Complexe Bourbon
So sad to see this building go. I really hope someone courageous enough can put to use Le Drugstore which closed down a few years ago, I would hate to see it demolished as well.
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). Maybe because Time Square is so iconic, it gets a much stronger "copy cat" reaction.
Tour des Canadiens 2 - 53 étages (2019)
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Is it just me, or has the crane cabine been raised? From verdun it is higher than PVM!