The website for YUL on Rene-levesque now puts the project at 40 floors for each tower. This is the latest render. http://www.destinationyul.com/fr
The sales office (a big-— sales office complete with a mural pained by 4 international artists) is almost complete.
Thank goodness. That area is a freaking wasteland. I went to the Cage aux sports right in front a few weeks ago and I almost barfed from looking at all those horrendous parking lots.
Uhhh what the hell is this? Are our cities turning into the US now or something...?
Don't let a Walmart and 3-story shopping mall destroy Kensington Market
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Major commercial developer Riocan wants to build a 3-story shopping mall including a 2-story suburban-size Walmart and massive parking lot at Bathurst and College right between Kensington and Little Italy.
Very weird. But very needed also. That stretch of buildings is in horrific condition. I get on the Ctrain at Centre Street Station every day, right across from those buildings, and yeah... they're doing really bad.
New proposal (60 000 s.f.) for a multiservice building situated in Quebec's High Tech park. Several high technology companies are situated in this area and this building would provide food services, health center, thinking rooms, meeting rooms and professional development services offered by universities and colleges.
MAJOR preliminary proposal announced for the Sears lands of Metrotown (on the site of about 40% of the mall's surface parking). The proposal calls for UP TO 5 residential towers along with 2 office towers right along Kingway, with the potential to transform a length equivalent to 2 city blocks of the south side of Kingsway.
Here are several articles related to the proposal!
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Originally Posted by officedweller
G&M Article on the Sears Metrotown project (linked at Retail Insider)
This project keeps getting better and better. The fact that Halifax's tallest tower is getting an updated look is very exciting. This project could very well help set the bar for future buildings as to what will be acceptable, no more mediocrity.
Construction of the Tour des Canadiens is starting, which means that they have to move the Place du Centenaire to the other side of the Bell Center. Here's the renders of the future place.
Holy —, I have been waiting for a real render(not just a low-quality drawing) of the Fenwick Redevelopment for 2 years! That looks remarkably better than what it was proposed as before, and catagorically better than it currently is. Bravo!
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