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  1. ca va se mettre a avancer plus vite dès la semaine prochaine, le chantier a du etre assez tranquile durant le temps des fetes
  2. ^^ it would mean removing the roof, since olympics athletics have to be held "outdoor" remove the giant screen to install more grandstand, basically reverting the stadium to it's original configuration rather than baseball stadium configuration. And loads of new venues such as a Velodrome, soccer stadium...
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    La LNH à Québec?

    Even Winnipeg is far fetched, their brand new arena is too small, 15 is a little bit more than the average attendance in the NHL, that would me a sell out crowd every single night with no possibility expanding and still only getting the leagues average attendance
  4. par qqn d'impliqué dans le projet D'ailleurs ce projet n'est pas complètement mort
  5. c'était un vrai projet, j'ai pu voir les plans de tout les étages de la tour, et l'aménagement du rdc et le réaménagement du mount stephen club, qui devait a l'origine acceuille le pois penché
  6. Pour l'instant ils ont tout simplement rénové les tudors qui sont la actuellement, ouvert une nouvelle brasserie parisienne au rdc et des lofts en location aux étages
  7. Le siege de Bombardier Transport est a Berlin depuis qu'ils ont acquis Adtranz
  8. Il y a également ING Direct qui déménage, c'est indiqué dans leur vitrine, mais je pouvais pas lire ou, j'était en voiture et trop loin de l'affiche
  9. c'est une bonne nouvelle, le mobilier dans le QIM est tres beau j'ai bien hate de voir celui du centre ville
  10. WestAust

    Canadiens de Montréal

    2 de suites et une victoire contre les maple laughs ca fait toujours du bien
  11. i'd rather have a really modern extention than some prefab copy of the ritz original stone.
  12. WestAust

    Sneak peak

    c'est trop haut, et les matériaux ne fittent pas avec le voisinnage
  13. ^^ Tu as entierement raison sur le positionement de la chaine
  14. Toronto office space getting scarce, study concludes "Garry Marr, Financial Post Published: Wednesday, December 05, 2007 There is just not enough office space to go around in downtown Toronto, according to a new report from Cushman and Wakefield LePage. The real estate company said Wednesday morning that vacancies in Toronto's central office market will reach a "tight" 3.8% in late 2008. That's way down from the 6.2% vacancy rate at the end of 2006. "We are now at the point where demand will have to slow in the central market, simply due to the lack of available space," said Paul Morse, Cushman & Wakefield LePage's senior managing director of office leasing. "Those expanding or entering the market are now considering space in mid-town or further into the 905 regions to meet their space needs." The Toronto office space crunch is clearly influencing the national vacancy rate which is expected to drop to 5.6% in urban centres in the fourth quarter of 2008, down from the current 6.2%. Toronto is home to 40% of all of the country's office space. Cushman & Wakefield surveyed five cities across the country and found vacancy rates dropping in every city but Calgary. However, the oilpatch continues to be a relatively tight market to rent in with the downtown vacancy rate projected to rise to 3.6% by the end of next year. Suburban vacancies in Calgary are forecast to rise to 6.3%. Part of the reason for the increase in vacancies is a jump in supply that will see almost four millions square feet of new office space completed next year. "Calgary has had a wild ride over the past few years," said Mr. Morse. "We've seen space incredibly tight - down to 0.4% vacancy in the core - and now we're seeing a healthy rebound to more manageable levels." Vancouver is now home to the lowest vacancy rate in the country with a forecast of a 2.1% for the end of 2008. Much of the tightening is due to no new supply coming on line. Only 80,000 square feet of new construction is expected to be finished next year. The real estate company predicts tenants are going to be forced to consider alternative options for space next year, including moving into less desirable Class B and Class C buildings. Even the moribund Montreal office market is showing some signs of recovery. Cushman & Wakefield LePage said Montreal is forecast to have vacancy levels not seen since 1989-1990. After years of being stuck in double digits, Montreal's overall vacancy rate will hit 8.9% next year and the downtown core will see a vacancy rate of 7.6%. "There is a great deal of optimism in Montreal with rental rates increasing, vacancy dropping and absorption levels remaining positive," said Mr. Morse. © Financial Post 2007"
  15. Je suis allé a la nouvelle SAQ Selection au Quartier Dix30, et wow, toute une amélioration, elle est superbe coté design Jesseps: they are closing the one near Peel, the one at Cours Mont-Royal as well, so not that many SAQ
  16. ^^ Sans offence, mais si tu étais un des professionnel puisque que tu est étudiant en architecture, ca fait pas sérieux du tout leur affaire
  17. ^^ all the stores in the building corner peel/ste-catherine are moving Rogers where Jaguar was, SAQ where Alouette steakhouse was, the currency exchange on peel in place of Jazz urban store
  18. quand j'était a l'université, je faisais brossard-udm en 40 min en voiture a l'heure de pointe, plutot que le 1:10 en bus/metro et hors pointe la différence était encore plus fragrante, environ 25 min en auto vs 1:20 en bus/metro si tout allait bien
  19. Ste-Catherine c'est LA rue de magasinage a Montreal. C'est notre 5th avenue dans un sens. St-Laurent/St-Denis/Mont-royal c'est bien beau, mais c'est pas la que les grosse boutiques sont. En fait la différence majeure, c'est que pour une chaine, etre sur Ste-Cath et que le magasin ne fasse pas ses frais, c'est pas grave, ils ont vitrine sur la grosse rue commerciale, alors que les autres rues, c'est un magasin comme un autre, il doit faire ses frais sinon il va fermer.
  20. Part of the problem with Les Ailes is that it's not facing on Ste-Catherine, thus reducing it's power of attraction
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