Doctor D

I'm not sure, is this the foundations of Bass 3? Corner of Ottawa and Rue du Séminaire. And why the second set of pilons so low?

From Victoria Street in Lachine

Good point

At least they are trying to keep the triplex style.

Good point but $2300? 

5 hours ago, Rocco said:

Hope this view disappears forever! 😏

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Fini

On 2021-10-01 at 6:31 PM, Kolev3000 said:

Vu aujourd'hui sur Facebook

01-10-2021

Ça s'en vient.... Yeah !!

Il y a encoure une bar la.

en accord!

Symbolic of the fantasy that permeates this project.

Qui va monte pour le réparer?

On 8/23/2021 at 1:03 PM, FollowTheLeader said:

When is the park that runs along the highway? will it be accessible soon ?? 

They are working on improving the landscaping and path but no timeline for opening. They have connected it to the hill paths, possibly allowing for access up to St. Jacques. It is still closed to public but you can get to it easily from behind the U-Haul on St Jacques near access to 20 West/Mercier.

A gaping hole filled

On 9/12/2021 at 10:01 AM, Decel said:

I wonder how they deal with snowstorms and ice patches  😝

Aside from not being built for our winters, it is the perfect hybrid: a tram without wires, a metro without tunnels. Definitely thinking outside the box.

ça monte!

On 2021-08-17 at 5:56 PM, Rocco said:

Something is up with this gem of a building. Clearly emergency work is either needed or going on.

Many of these high rise buildings in Montreal were built over 50 years ago so are in need of major reno (Peel Plaza, Monfort, Sherbrooke and Cavendish, Sherbrooke and Elmhurst). In some cases it is window, others balconies, and in the case of Le 6550 Sherbrooke, brick cladding is being replaced by plastic.

OMG! I had given up.

I pity the people across the street though; I lived in that ugly non-discript building facing the Gramercy, but as cheap as it was to rent, it used to have amazing views of the mountain (but not for long).

8 hours ago, internationalx said:

I love this little project but it's missing about 5 extra floors.  😏

Why? It already dominates de Maisonneuve.

8 hours ago, Rocco said:

No pre-fab panel has been placed on the facade since mid-August! Unbelievable.

Il y a d'autres choses à faire

Dommage que ça ne soit pas arrivé

Absolument résidentiel

4 hours ago, Rocco said:

It's pitiful. What is the aim of closing rue de la Gauchetière? It's not as if the residents were looking for tranquility, there's ** ck all in the area apart from a hotel and a disconnected administration station 🙄 Sti.

You can still head west on rue de la Gauchetière to Peel. 

2 hours ago, SameGuy said:

Westmount?

"à deux pas"

31 minutes ago, Dominic723 said:

Personnellement, on s'ennuiera pas des boiseries foncées, des faux tapis persans verts forêts, des arches dorées du lobby et rideaux à pompons.

Photo provenant de TripAdvisor 

 

Tous partis

I stayed there this week-end for a family reunion. The interior is unrecognizable but generic, with white marble floor, stairs, white everywhere (blinding when you come in from a night of partying). Rooms are slick, but again, generic corporate feel. Something was lost in translation.