ville-marie Tour Deloitte - 26 étages (2015)

[Cataclaw]

Les résidents du Lowney n'iront pas là, mais ceux des Jardins Windsor, peut-être. À une distance de de 180m et même pas 2 minutes de marche, il faut avouer que c'est proche.

 

Mais bon. Anyway... cette discussion est interessante mais le projet est déjà en marche et on on sais déjà ce qu'on va obtenir, donc inutile de trop s'en faire.

 

C'est quand même un très beau projet et j'ai bien hate de le voir monter!

[Anderson]

Un problème psychologique à ce coin de la ville est que le terrain est en pente. Les gens plus bas (ex. le Lowney) ne monteront pas la côte tandis que les gens plus haut (ex. l'Icône) ne descendront pas non plus. Donc les commerces de rue ont ont moins de chance de survivre.

[Robertpuant]

Un problème psychologique à ce coin de la ville est que le terrain est en pente. Les gens plus bas (ex. le Lowney) ne monteront pas la côte tandis que les gens plus haut (ex. l'Icône) ne descendront pas non plus. Donc les commerces de rue ont ont moins de chance de survivre.

 

Bon point! Il y a une barrière psychologique et je suis le premier à éviter ce coin pour cette raison.

[MartinMtl]

Construction of Downtown Montreal Office Tower to Commence as Cadillac Fairview and Deloitte Sign Lease Agreement

Twenty-Six Storey Deloitte Tower Marks the First Phase of Bell Centre Area Development

 

MONTREAL, QUEBEC, Jul 13, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX)

 

 

The Cadillac Fairview Corporation Limited today announced the commencement of construction of a 26-storey office tower in downtown Montreal, with the signing of a long-term lease agreement with professional services firm Deloitte as the anchor tenant. The new Deloitte Tower represents the first stage of a comprehensive, multi-year redevelopment of lands surrounding the Bell Centre.

 

Deloitte will occupy 160,000 square feet of the 514,000-square-foot project, which will be home to premium office space, retail shops and approximately 225 parking spots. The one-acre site is currently occupied by a vacant, seven-storey office building.

 

"Montreal is ready for a new, first class landmark office building and we're proud to play a major role in revitalizing this prime location in the downtown," said Sal Iacono, Senior Vice President, Development and Portfolio Management, Eastern Canada for Cadillac Fairview. "We're especially pleased to have Deloitte on board as the anchor tenant in this exciting development, the first major privately funded office tower to be built in this city since the early 1990s."

 

Frank Vettese, new Managing Partner and Chief Executive of Deloitte Canada, said "This is a truly exciting project for the people of Deloitte. It is a transformational project within the city of Montreal that will allow us to create the workplace of the future. This innovative workplace will inspire collaboration and teamwork, as well as focus on bringing the next evolution of Deloitte's services to the marketplace. It will become a destination for our people and our clients. It is also in keeping with our commitment to sustainability and our objectives around corporate responsibility."

 

Cadillac Fairview acquired Windsor Station and its surrounding lands, known as the Windsor Block, in 2007. The lands can accommodate several million square feet of mixed-use development, including commercial and office space, a hotel and condominium towers. The Deloitte Tower will be located between the heritage-designated Windsor Station and the Bell Centre.

 

The office complex will offer a central location and optimal accessibility to tenants through commuter rail and Metro station connections, Montreal's underground network via Windsor Station, and vehicular access via St. Antoine Street and ramps to and from Autoroutes 720 and 10.

 

"The Deloitte Tower will be unique among Montreal's office towers because of its location and incredible access and connectivity," said Wayne Barwise, Executive Vice President, Development, Cadillac Fairview. "This project also marks the first phase of a multi-year redevelopment of this area which involves a convergence of commerce, sports, heritage and entertainment."

 

Consistent with Cadillac Fairview's commitment to sustainability, the Deloitte Tower will be built to LEED® Platinum certification, making it the first major office project in Montreal to achieve this level of certification.

 

Additional features of the Deloitte Tower include a signature, 32-foot-high lobby facing the historic Windsor Court; an outdoor Courtyard complete with a skating rink, public seating and park area. In addition, the Bush shed, a heritage-designated remnant of Windsor Station's original rail platforms, will be incorporated into the window line of the courtyard-level lobby.

 

Construction is set to begin October 2012 and be completed by June 2015 through a joint venture between PCL Constructors and Construction C.A.L.

 

Source: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/construction-of-downtown-montreal-office-tower-to-commence-as-cadillac-fairview-and-deloitte-sign-lease-agreement-2012-07-13

[vanatox]

Super bonne nouvelle!!

 

Additional features of the Deloitte Tower include a signature, 32-foot-high lobby facing the historic Windsor Court; an outdoor Courtyard complete with a skating rink, public seating and park area. In addition, the Bush shed, a heritage-designated remnant of Windsor Station's original rail platforms, will be incorporated into the window line of the courtyard-level lobby.

 

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Wow c'est génial ça!

[FrAgZ]

Très cool en effet ! Des "features" intéressantes et enrichissantes pour la ville !

[FrAgZ]

En plus avec la place du centenaire qui sera aménagé juste en avant dans la cours Windsor ça sera pas mal dutout !

[WestAust]

Viewed from the courtyard

[LindbergMTL]

La foret de grues dans ce coin la va etre impressionante!

 

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[jesseps]

Doesn't Deloitte occupy part of a building part of PVM? Anyway, the outdoor skating rink is a nice touch though. All they need is a massive Christmas Tree a-la Rockefeller Center

Modifié 13 juillet 2012 par jesseps