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Old Posted Dec 16, 2012, 4:57 AM
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I can't believe they're trying to kill this, it would immeasurably improve that beleaguered but promising area. That's the kind of neighbourhood regenerating development that place needs, they're just trying to extract extra cash from the developer to fund their pet projects, a dangerous and foolish ploy.
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Here are some renders (and a link) from the presentation made to the borough on the project that the kooky councillor from Projet Montréal is trying to stop. It would be a shame for an attractive project like this to be rejected due to NIMBYism.

It's right next to Lionel-Groulx metro, which is a fantastic location for office space since its on the two main Metro lines.


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I'm in love with this project, I hope nimby's don't kill it....
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Bergeron needs to intervene and reign in that woman. NIMBYism has its place, but there's a limit. A growing city needs projects like this to remain vibrant...and relevant.
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In case you missed this in the highway thread


I happened to be going to Vaudreuil yesterday so I took my cam along. This is literally within the first hour the A30 was opened ! Here's an integral tour, non-stop drivelapse from around LaPrairie to Vaudreuil.

Enjoy this first look! Watch in HD ;-)

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That archivex project is everything we should be aiming for, recycle an older building, more density next to a metro station, and not that many parking spots (89 are planned for the new project)

Yet the residents complain not because of this particular project, but because some of them want to have a larger zoning bylaw, to prevent construction on a small piece of land adjacent to the metro which is not a park, and because too many of them already have cars and have difficulty parking in the area (they blame the people at l'imperial for not buying a parking -unavailable due to ratios - and parking in the streets!
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Il y a eu un article dans Lapresse ce samedi sur les différents projets de condos:


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D'autres sections du cahier Maison, de La Presse :

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FUTURS COMPLEXES EN HAUTEUR

1. L’ AVENUE
50 étages, 175 m, 325 appartements en copropriété Avenue des Canadiens-de-Montréal, en face du Centre Bell. En pré-vente: www.lavenuecondos.com

2. TOUR DES CANADIENS
48 étages, 160 m, environ 520 appartements en copropriété Adjacent au Centre Bell.
En pré-vente: www.tourdescanadiens.com

3. ROCCABELLA
Phase 1: 40 étages, 147 m, 258 appartements en copropriété Phase 2: 40 étages, 147 m, 258 appartements en copropriété. 1300 boulevard René-Lévesque (intersection de la rue de la Montagne).
En prévente: www.roccabella.ca

4. ICÔNE
Phase 1: 40 étages, 145 m, 360 appartements en copropriété Phase 2: 30 étages, 109 m 1001, rue de la Montagne (intersection du boulevard René-Lévesque Ouest)
En prévente: www.iconecondos.com

5. LE V
(JUMELÉ AUMARRIOTT COURTYARD MONTRÉAL CENTRE-VILLE) 44 étages, 138 m, 220 appartements locatifs Intersection du boulevard René-Lévesque Ouest et de la rue De Bleury.
En construction: www.le-v-montreal.com

6. ALTORIA AIMIA
35 étages, 130 m, 152 appartements en copropriété aux 25 étages supérieurs Rue Viger, au nord du square Victoria. En construction: www.altoria.ca

7. UNIVERS
Quatre tours, dont une de 40 étages, 130 m, environ 350 appartements en copropriété Rue Saint-Jacques, en face de la Tour de la Bourse Le bureau des ventes devrait ouvrir à l’automne 2013: www.devmcgill.com

8. ALTITUDE MONTRÉAL
33 étages, 124 m, 190 appartements en copropriété 1195, rue University (intersection de la rue Cathcart) En construction
www.altitudemontreal.com

9. TOM CONDOS
40 étages, 122 m, 327 appartements en copropriété Avenue Union, au nord du boulevard René-Lévesque. En pré-vente: www.tomcondos.com

10. LE PETERSON
31 étages, 105 m, 250 appartements en copropriété 405, rue de la Concorde. En pré-vente: lepeterson.com
Sur Mtlurb, il y a eu un petit débat quant à la vérédité de ces infos (remarquez qu'il y a beaucoup d'information qui ne match pas avec ce que nous connaissions jusqu'à présent).

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Remarquez aussi que pour le Marriott on remensionne 44 étages. Ça avait déjà été mentionné dans un article il n'y a pas si lontemps et le site de Montreal 2025 indique aussi 44 étages.

Pour ce qui est du Roccabella, voici ce qu'on peut y retrouver sur leur facebook page:

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Mlturb n'a pas toujours raison, et on doit parfois admettre que des journalistes, à travers des recherches et entrevues, puissent être plus au courant que nous.

http://www.facebook.com/RoccabellaCondos

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La Presse écrivait, samedi dernier, que les deux tours du projet auraient 40 étages et 147 mètres chacune. Est-ce vrai?
Si c'est le cas, il sera intéressant de voir les unités Ouest de la deuxième phase et la vue qu'elles offriront! Elle sera nettement plus haute que le CCE (120 mètres)!
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Roccabella Condominiums Effectivement, le Roccabella sera haut de 40 étages au moins, nous avons les disponibilités au bureau des ventes ainsi que les plans des unités ouest, je vous invite vivement à venir nous visiter, nous serons ouverts pendant les fêtes et il nous fera un plaisir de vous montrer notre salle de présentation avec les choix de finitions intérieures très haut de gamme importées d'Italie!
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Old Posted Dec 17, 2012, 9:15 PM
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Honnêtement, je suis surpris de ces hauteurs, 147m pour 40 étages (Roccabella) et 145m pour 40 étages (Icone), c'est nettement supérieur à ce que je m'aurais attendu.
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Mais c'est incroyable. Il doit avoir une erreur de la part des journalistes, OU en effet, je suis très surpris!

Peut-on se fier sur ces chiffres? Quel est le consensus?


I'll believe when I see the new renders!
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Here is the link to La Presse's list of the projects.

I'm leaning toward believing they are factual. I don't really see La Presse journalists making the numbers up. The height per floor on each project is different, telling me that they didn't just use one benchmark and apply it to all projects. Most of our numbers up to now were based on our estimations (or estimations some forumers carried over from Mtlurb).

http://blogues.lapresse.ca/lapresseaffai.../la-course-vers-le-ciel-bas-de-montreal/
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Old Posted Dec 20, 2012, 8:14 PM
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^Thanks for the link, I'm reposting parts of it here.

I'll pretend these numbers are correct for the moment!

And the marriott (or tour V) now at 44 floors! Whoa!


1. L’Avenue

50 étages, 175 m, 325 appartements en copropriété

(Avenue des Canadiens-de-Montréal, en face du Centre Bell.)

2. Tour des Canadiens

48 étages, 160 m, environ 520 appartements en copropriété

(Adjacent au Centre Bell.)

3. Roccabella

Phase 1: 40 étages, 147 m, 258 appartements en copropriété

Phase 2: 40 étages, 147 m, 258 appartements en copropriété.

(1300 boulevard René-Lévesque, intersection de la rue de la Montagne.)

4. Icône

Phase 1: 40 étages, 145 m, 360 appartements en copropriété

Phase 2: 30 étages, 109 m

(1001, rue de la Montagne, intersection du boulevard René-Lévesque Ouest.)

5. Le V (jumelé au Marriott Courtyard Montréal centre-ville)

44 étages, 138 m, 220 appartements locatifs

(Intersection du boulevard René-Lévesque Ouest et de la rue De Bleury.)

6. Altoria Aimia

35 étages, 130 m, 152 appartements en copropriété aux 25 étages supérieurs

(Rue Viger, au nord du square Victoria.)

7. Univers

Quatre tours, dont une de 40 étages, 130 m, environ 350 appartements en copropriété

(Rue Saint-Jacques, en face de la Tour de la Bourse)

8. Altitude Montréal

33 étages, 124 m, 190 appartements en copropriété

(1195, rue University, intersection de la rue Cathcart)

9. Tom Condos

40 étages, 122 m, 327 appartements en copropriété

(Avenue Union, au nord du boulevard René-Lévesque.)

10. Le Peterson

31 étages, 105 m, 250 appartements en copropriété

(405, rue de la Concorde.)
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Did I just see quatre tours univers?
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Old Posted Dec 20, 2012, 8:41 PM
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That's right, the original render only showed three towers (the third one in the background).



Although I guess the writing on the left explains why this is now 4.
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Mil-N condos (7 floors) in Mile End look pretty much done. Samcon project.


Montréal, 19 déc. 2012. Coin Nord-Ouest de rue Maguire et ave. Henri-Julien. by DubyDub2009, on Flickr

Before:

Montréal, fév. 2010. Ave. Henri Julien >Nord, depuis rue Maguire. by DubyDub2009, on Flickr
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Old Posted Dec 22, 2012, 4:01 AM
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On a side note, The Quebec section of SSP is in need of an attentive moderator, some one who will also tend to the Montreal P&C section too.


I nominate MTLskyline.

Anyone else?
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Tour Des Canadiens est maintenant officiellement à 50 étages aussi.
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Well, after that La Presse article, here is the list of buildings that have to be drawn (that have an official height in m or ft.)
1) Univers - 130m
2) Icone Phase 1 - 145m
3) Icone Phase 2 - 109m
4) Le Peterson - 105m
5) Ilot Overdale - 120m
6) Le Victoire - 95m

Buildings that need to be heightened or lowered:
1) Le Roccabella Phase I - 140m
2) Le Roccabella Phase II - 140m
3) Tour Avenue des Canadiens - 167m <--- Not Official Yet
4) Altoria - 130m
5) Altitude - 124m
6) Le V (Marriott) - 138m



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Tour Des Canadiens est maintenant officiellement à 50 étages aussi.
officiellement? Une hauteur officiel avec ça?

Ok, then Mamiamato24, add the Habs tower. Probably gonna be 167m based on the current height.
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On a side note, The Quebec section of SSP is in need of an attentive moderator, some one who will also tend to the Montreal P&C section too.


I nominate MTLskyline.

Anyone else?
Thanks for the nomination! I would say that there is definitely some work to be done with regards to the P&C section.

There are quite a few good people for the job. You would be a good moderator as well.
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Pardonnez mon ignorance, mais pour la plus haute tour du projet Icône, est-ce que j'ai rêvé, ou c'était 43 étages, et maintenant ramené à 40 ?
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