ville-marie 1 Square Phillips - 61, 21, 14 étages (Projet global)

[IluvMTL]

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Brivia to build Montreal’s tallest condo tower, 1 Phillips Square

 Development

RENX Staff

Residential 

May. 30, 2019

Brivia Group’s 1 Square Phillips will be Montreal’s tallest residential tower at 61 storeys. (Courtesy Brivia)

Brivia Group plans to build Montreal’s tallest residential tower, the $400-million, 61-storey 1 Phillips Square, as part of a phased billion-dollar development in the city’s downtown.

As part of the Montreal of the Future exhibit which begins today and runs until June 2, Brivia released the first architectural drawings of the project. The first tower will comprise more than 500 residential units, with an upscale hotel to be added to the project at a later date.

This is Brivia Group’s fifth major project in Montreal, including the YUL Condominium and QuinzeCent.

1 Phillips Square will be built between Place Phillips and Saint Alexandre Streets, in the block bordered by Sainte Catherine Street and René Lévesque Boulevard. The site is currently a parking lot.

“Downtown Montreal is being transformed, with a focus on residential real estate development, and Brivia Group is pleased to be a part of this process,” said Kheng Ly, founder, president and CEO of Brivia Group, in a release announcing the project.

“More than ever, Montrealers are keen to live in this district. We are targeting local, business and foreign buyers. We believe we can offer them a product that meets their expectations and specific needs.

“It’s a unique project, and we’ll go all out to ensure it is our best achievement so far.”

The three-phase project is part of efforts to revitalize this sector of downtown Montreal by welcoming 789 new residents when it’s complete. It’s designed to augment nearby business and redevelopment efforts on Sainte Catherine Street.

The site is also a crossroads between the business district, Montreal’s shopping district, McGill University and Place des Festivals.

Brivia purchased the property in the spring of 2018 from Canderel Group. Several years ago, a mixed-use office and retail tower was proposed for the site, but that project never got off the ground.

When it was purchased by Brivia, broker JLL touted 1201-1215 Phillips Square as an “exceptional development opportunity” due to its location and the fact it was already zoned for 925,000 square feet, or more, of density.

Phillips Square targets varied clientele

Brivia Group believes a varied clientele will be attracted by the numerous residential and mixed-use projects in the area:

* professionals who want to live closer to where they work;

* active retirees who want to trade a single-family home for a condo;

* new Canadians who want to make their home downtown,

* and international buyers.

Brivia says Airbnb-style rentals will not be allowed in the building.

The project has a gross surface area of 1,313,000 square feet, with its above-ground surface area comprising 1,076,000 square feet.

The tower will include a mix of studios, one- and two-bedroom unites, penthouses and super-penthouses. Unit sizes will range from 390 to 5,000 square feet.

Super-penthouses will be located on the 60th floor, starting at 4,000 square feet.

At 220 metres above sea level and with its nine-cornered architectural geometry, 1 Phillips Square will feature unique corner units among its offerings.

1 Phillips Square by Brivia Group will be located just off the busy Ste. Catherine St., corridor in downtown Montreal. (Courtesy Brivia)

Amenities at Phillips Square

Amenities include about 10,000 square feet of common areas on the 50th floor, including an outdoor patio. There will be lockers for Amazon-type parcels (some refrigerated), a pool, water features, spa, gym, yoga studio, lounge and juice bar.

In total, common areas will comprise about 42,000 square feet.

There will be a covered drop-off area and three levels of underground parking, with 165 spots (in Phase 1 only).

The location on Phillips Square means this residential tower will be the same height as Place Ville Marie. The views of downtown and the surrounding area from the various units will be among the best in Montreal, Brivia says.

“We designed 1 Square Phillips for residents who are seeking a lively, hip experience of downtown Montreal and its entertainment district, while enjoying an intimate, private setting,” said Anik Shooner and Jean-Pierre LeTourneux, lead architects and partners, Menkès Shooner Dagenais LeTourneux, in the release.

“Upon entering the interior garden, a true oasis in the heart of the project, you’ll be filled with a feeling of calm. Residents will have access to one of the tallest buildings in the city, affording breathtaking views of the river, the mountain and Greater Montreal.

“We have taken advantage of this rare opportunity to invest in an enclave with no buildings to create a peaceful environment and a garden against a magnificent backdrop.”

Garden and landscaping

The interior garden and landscaping has been designed by architect Claude Cormier of Claude Cormier and associates.

“The landscape architecture of 1 Square Phillips is a world unto itself, a tribute to the history of Phillips Square while at the same time integrating the latest designs,” said Cormier.

“The interior garden, which will feature a combination of bonsai and evergreens, will pay tribute to King Edward VII and to fashion on Sainte Catherine Street. It will have a unique signature that creates a feeling of well-being in a vibrant urban setting.” 

Phillips Square will help bring the neighbourhood full circle in terms of development. The area was a lively residential neighbourhood in the 19th century before it was transformed into a shopping destination.

The shopping district itself is already seeing a number of redevelopments, including the transformation of Birks, The Bay and the arrival of Time Out Market, which is expected to become a hot spot for foodies.

Brivia Group plans to begin construction in 2020, with occupation of the first phase in 2024. The condominium units will start at $295,900.

About Brivia Group

Founded in Montreal in 2000, Brivia Group is a real estate development and investment firm with a growing number of projects in the region. Its subsidiary Brivia Management offers integrated professional services in development management.

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[rufus96]

We've heard from a well informed source (Marc90) that the tower will most likely be 197m tall. It seems they're marketing the tower as the highest residential building in Montreal, which is technically correct as it sits on much higher ground than Victoria sur le Parc (200m). There seems to be some editorial confusion however, in stating that it will be the tallest residential tower in Montreal, which appears not to be the case.

[MartinMtl]

il y a 4 minutes, rufus96 a dit :

We've heard from a well informed source (Marc90) that the tower will most likely be 197m tall. It seems they're marketing the tower as the highest residential building in Montreal, which is technically correct as it sits on much higher ground than Victoria sur le Parc (200m). There seems to be some editorial confusion however, in stating that it will be the tallest residential tower in Montreal, which appears not to be the case.

They go by the number of floors, obviously. Which is the metric that most people get. 

[Jollysnork]

2 hours ago, IluvMTL said:

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Brivia to build Montreal’s tallest condo tower, 1 Phillips Square

 Development

RENX Staff

Residential 

May. 30, 2019

Brivia Group’s 1 Square Phillips will be Montreal’s tallest residential tower at 61 storeys. (Courtesy Brivia)

Brivia Group plans to build Montreal’s tallest residential tower, the $400-million, 61-storey 1 Phillips Square, as part of a phased billion-dollar development in the city’s downtown.

As part of the Montreal of the Future exhibit which begins today and runs until June 2, Brivia released the first architectural drawings of the project. The first tower will comprise more than 500 residential units, with an upscale hotel to be added to the project at a later date.

This is Brivia Group’s fifth major project in Montreal, including the YUL Condominium and QuinzeCent.

1 Phillips Square will be built between Place Phillips and Saint Alexandre Streets, in the block bordered by Sainte Catherine Street and René Lévesque Boulevard. The site is currently a parking lot.

“Downtown Montreal is being transformed, with a focus on residential real estate development, and Brivia Group is pleased to be a part of this process,” said Kheng Ly, founder, president and CEO of Brivia Group, in a release announcing the project.

“More than ever, Montrealers are keen to live in this district. We are targeting local, business and foreign buyers. We believe we can offer them a product that meets their expectations and specific needs.

“It’s a unique project, and we’ll go all out to ensure it is our best achievement so far.”

The three-phase project is part of efforts to revitalize this sector of downtown Montreal by welcoming 789 new residents when it’s complete. It’s designed to augment nearby business and redevelopment efforts on Sainte Catherine Street.

The site is also a crossroads between the business district, Montreal’s shopping district, McGill University and Place des Festivals.

Brivia purchased the property in the spring of 2018 from Canderel Group. Several years ago, a mixed-use office and retail tower was proposed for the site, but that project never got off the ground.

When it was purchased by Brivia, broker JLL touted 1201-1215 Phillips Square as an “exceptional development opportunity” due to its location and the fact it was already zoned for 925,000 square feet, or more, of density.

Phillips Square targets varied clientele

Brivia Group believes a varied clientele will be attracted by the numerous residential and mixed-use projects in the area:

* professionals who want to live closer to where they work;

* active retirees who want to trade a single-family home for a condo;

* new Canadians who want to make their home downtown,

* and international buyers.

Brivia says Airbnb-style rentals will not be allowed in the building.

The project has a gross surface area of 1,313,000 square feet, with its above-ground surface area comprising 1,076,000 square feet.

The tower will include a mix of studios, one- and two-bedroom unites, penthouses and super-penthouses. Unit sizes will range from 390 to 5,000 square feet.

Super-penthouses will be located on the 60th floor, starting at 4,000 square feet.

At 220 metres above sea level and with its nine-cornered architectural geometry, 1 Phillips Square will feature unique corner units among its offerings.

1 Phillips Square by Brivia Group will be located just off the busy Ste. Catherine St., corridor in downtown Montreal. (Courtesy Brivia)

Amenities at Phillips Square

Amenities include about 10,000 square feet of common areas on the 50th floor, including an outdoor patio. There will be lockers for Amazon-type parcels (some refrigerated), a pool, water features, spa, gym, yoga studio, lounge and juice bar.

In total, common areas will comprise about 42,000 square feet.

There will be a covered drop-off area and three levels of underground parking, with 165 spots (in Phase 1 only).

The location on Phillips Square means this residential tower will be the same height as Place Ville Marie. The views of downtown and the surrounding area from the various units will be among the best in Montreal, Brivia says.

“We designed 1 Square Phillips for residents who are seeking a lively, hip experience of downtown Montreal and its entertainment district, while enjoying an intimate, private setting,” said Anik Shooner and Jean-Pierre LeTourneux, lead architects and partners, Menkès Shooner Dagenais LeTourneux, in the release.

“Upon entering the interior garden, a true oasis in the heart of the project, you’ll be filled with a feeling of calm. Residents will have access to one of the tallest buildings in the city, affording breathtaking views of the river, the mountain and Greater Montreal.

“We have taken advantage of this rare opportunity to invest in an enclave with no buildings to create a peaceful environment and a garden against a magnificent backdrop.”

Garden and landscaping

The interior garden and landscaping has been designed by architect Claude Cormier of Claude Cormier and associates.

“The landscape architecture of 1 Square Phillips is a world unto itself, a tribute to the history of Phillips Square while at the same time integrating the latest designs,” said Cormier.

“The interior garden, which will feature a combination of bonsai and evergreens, will pay tribute to King Edward VII and to fashion on Sainte Catherine Street. It will have a unique signature that creates a feeling of well-being in a vibrant urban setting.” 

Phillips Square will help bring the neighbourhood full circle in terms of development. The area was a lively residential neighbourhood in the 19th century before it was transformed into a shopping destination.

The shopping district itself is already seeing a number of redevelopments, including the transformation of Birks, The Bay and the arrival of Time Out Market, which is expected to become a hot spot for foodies.

Brivia Group plans to begin construction in 2020, with occupation of the first phase in 2024. The condominium units will start at $295,900.

About Brivia Group

Founded in Montreal in 2000, Brivia Group is a real estate development and investment firm with a growing number of projects in the region. Its subsidiary Brivia Management offers integrated professional services in development management.

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Alors, la phase 1 sera quel batiment au juste? Phase 2?

[Djentmaster001]

That's a really long timeline honestly, 2024 for the first phase? what about the others? that's way too long. 

[eastender85]

Il y a toute sortes de hauteur.....

 

 

Cette nouvelle tour de plus de 500 unités d’habitation à voir le jour aux abords du Square Phillips au centre-ville de Montréal, devrait représenter à elle seule un investissement de 400M$. Elle devrait s’élever sur 220 mètres (au-dessus du niveau de la mer), ce qui excédera en hauteur la Place Ville Marie (188 mètres), le 1250 René-Lévesque (199 mètres), et même le 1000 rue de la Gauchetière (205 mètres).

 

https://www.lesaffaires.com/secteurs-d-activite/immobilier/une-nouvelle-tour-de-condominiums-entend-fracasser-le-ciel-de-montreal/610627

[rufus96]

11 minutes ago, eastender85 said:

Il y a toute sortes de hauteur.....

 

 

Cette nouvelle tour de plus de 500 unités d’habitation à voir le jour aux abords du Square Phillips au centre-ville de Montréal, devrait représenter à elle seule un investissement de 400M$. Elle devrait s’élever sur 220 mètres (au-dessus du niveau de la mer), ce qui excédera en hauteur la Place Ville Marie (188 mètres), le 1250 René-Lévesque (199 mètres), et même le 1000 rue de la Gauchetière (205 mètres).

 

https://www.lesaffaires.com/secteurs-d-activite/immobilier/une-nouvelle-tour-de-condominiums-entend-fracasser-le-ciel-de-montreal/610627

Sauf qu'une hauteur 220 mètres au-dessus du niveau de la mer ne s'agit pas d'une tour de 220 mètres....

Si c'était le cas, Calgary aurait la tour la plus haute au Canada avec quelques 1600m+ 

[_mtler_]

https://briviagroup.ca/le-groupe-brivia-construira-la-plus-grande-tour-residentielle-de-montreal-a-phillips-square/

MONTRÉAL, le 30 mai 2019 – Le Groupe Brivia est fier de dévoiler les premières esquisses architecturales d’un important projet immobilier planifié aux abords du Square Phillips au centre-ville de Montréal. Le projet se déclinera en trois phases et comportera une tour résidentielle de 220 m (par rapport au niveau de l’eau), soit 61 étages. La première phase représente un investissement d’environ 400 millions de dollars et le projet entier pourrait atteindre un milliard de dollars.

La première tour abritera plus de 500 unités résidentielles et un hôtel haut de gamme s’ajouterait au projet ultérieurement. Le Groupe Brivia en est à son cinquième projet d’importance à Montréal, dont le YUL Condominium et le QuinzeCent.

Le projet immobilier du Groupe Brivia s’érigera entre les rues Place Phillips et Saint-Alexandre, dans le quadrilatère délimité par la rue Sainte-Catherineet le boulevard René-Lévesque. Le site sert actuellement de stationnement.

Ce vaste projet contribuera à la revitalisation de cette partie du centre-ville de Montréal en accueillant 789 nouveaux résidents ; participant ainsi à l’essor des commerces avoisinants et aux efforts de réaménagement de la rue Sainte-Catherine. Ce site est un carrefour d’importance reliant le quartier des affaires, la vie commerciale montréalaise, l’Université McGill et la place des Festivals.

La croissance des chantiers résidentiels d’importance dans ce secteur de Montréal permet d’attirer une clientèle variée. Le Groupe Brivia estime que les futurs résidents seront des professionnels qui souhaitent se rapprocher de leur travail, des retraités actifs qui troquent leur résidence unifamiliale pour une grande copropriété, des Néo-Canadiens qui font le choix du centre-ville comme lieu de résidence et des acheteurs internationaux. La location de type Airbnb ne sera pas autorisée.

« Le centre-ville de Montréal se transforme en misant sur l’immobilier résidentiel et le Groupe Brivia est heureux de participer à cet élan. Plus que jamais, on sent une volonté des Montréalais d’habiter ce quartier. Nous visons une clientèle locale, d’affaires et étrangère. Nous croyons être en mesure d’offrir un produit qui répond aux attentes et aux besoins précis de ces clientèles. Il s’agit d’un projet unique. Nous nous assurerons que ce soit notre meilleure réalisation à ce jour », a déclaré M. Kheng Ly, fondateur, président et chef de la direction du Groupe Brivia.

La première phase du projet consistera à construire la plus haute tour résidentielle de Montréal, contribuant ainsi à donner une envergure à l’horizon urbain de Montréal. Ses 220 mètres (par rapport au niveau de l’eau) et sa géométrie architecturale exceptionnelle à neuf coins, permettant une offre unique d’unités de coins fortement prisées par la clientèle. L’emplacement au Square Phillips permettra à cette tour résidentielle d’atteindre la même hauteur que la Place Ville Marie. La vue des différentes unités résidentielles sur Montréal et les environs sera l’une des plus spectaculaires du centre-ville.

Le 1 Square Phillips offrira une oasis de tranquillité au cœur d’un centre-ville animé, notamment avec l’aménagement d’un jardin et d’une architecture paysagère inégalés créés par Claude Cormier, architecte paysagiste, Claude Cormier + associés.

« Nous avons conçu le 1 Square Phillips pour le résident qui souhaite vivre l’expérience dynamique et branchée du centre-ville de Montréal et de son Quartier des spectacles, tout en profitant d’un cadre intime et privé. Au moment où il entrera dans le jardin intérieur, réelle oasis au centre du projet, un sentiment de quiétude l’envahira. Le résident aura accès à l’un des plus hauts sommets immobiliers de la ville et à des vues spectaculaires sur le fleuve, la montagne et le Grand Montréal. Nous avons profité de cette occasion rare d’investir un lieu enclavé et sans bâtiment, pour y créer un environnement paisible, un jardin, un écrin somptueux », ont ajouté Mme Anik Shooner et M. Jean-Pierre LeTourneux, architectes associés principaux, Menkès Shooner Dagenais LeTourneux Architectes.

« L’architecture de paysage du 1 Square Phillips est un univers en soi qui se veut un hommage à l’histoire du Square Phillips tout en empruntant les plus actuels designs. Le jardin intérieur, qui misera sur un mélange de bonsaïs et de conifères, rendra hommage au roi Édouard VII et à la mode de la rue Sainte-Catherine. L’espace aura une signature unique et singulière offrant confort dans un milieu urbain vibrant », affirme M. Claude Cormier, architecte paysagiste, Claude Cormier + associés.

« La force du projet se situe dans les divers partenaires réunis par le Groupe Brivia. Tous s’imprègnent du travail des autres afin de livrer un projet de grande valeur. Ce n’est pas tous les jours qu’on a la chance de relever un défi aussi emballant et c’est avec une grande fierté que je collabore au design intérieur de l’un des projets immobiliers les plus ambitieux à Montréal », a stipulé Alain Desgagné, designer, InnéDesign et Associés, qui a collaboré avec Sabrina Lareau, Menkès Shooner Dagenais LeTourneux Architectes.

Le Square Phillips offre un regard unique sur l’histoire de Montréal. En plus de plonger le futur résident dans l’un des quartiers commerciaux les plus animés d’Amérique du Nord, le projet du Groupe Brivia ramène un secteur résidentiel aux abords du Square Phillips, ce qui constitue un clin d’œil à l’histoire du secteur. Celui-ci était au dix-neuvième siècle un quartier résidentiel vivant, avant d’être transformé en destination commerciale. La réalisation du projet 1 Square Phillips viendra appuyer la revitalisation en cours de cette partie du centre-ville, on peut citer à cet égard les transformations de Birks, La Baie et de l’arrivée du Time Out Market, haut lieu pour les gourmands qui réunira sous un même toit les meilleurs bars et restaurants de la ville.

Le Groupe Brivia prévoit d’entamer les travaux en 2020. L’occupation de la première phase devrait avoir lieu en 2024. Les unités en copropriété seront en vente à partir de 295 900 dollars. Pour obtenir plus d’informations, visitez le habiterlesquare.ca.

[jesseps]

What the heck is a super penthouse? 

[Rocco]

17 minutes ago, jesseps said:

What the heck is a super penthouse? 

A penthouse that is super high, super big and super expensive.