MONTRÉAL :: Photos

[MTLskyline]

Demolition on the Hotel de la Montagne, cranes for Bell Centre towers, Flex Condos.

Downtown Montreal by MatthieuGD, on Flickr

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MTL Nights | #montreal #vscocam #architecture #love #winter by Stefon Jackman, on Flickr

View from the Courtyard Marriott

Good Morning ❄️ | #vsco #vscocam #montreal #iphoneonly #myview #love #architecture by Stefon Jackman, on Flickr

[MolsonExport]

Love this thread.

Rarely-featured vantage point.

[MTLskyline]

mist under the bridge by solli_amihod, on Flickr


old montreal by solli_amihod, on Flickr


montreal ma vie by solli_amihod, on Flickr


sunrise at ile perrot by solli_amihod, on Flickr


ille perrault sun rise by solli_amihod, on Flickr


dawson colege at sunrise by solli_amihod, on Flickr

[MTLskyline]

Express Bus by Northface_29, on Flickr


Le Rodeur by Northface_29, on Flickr


20131025-DSC_5260 by WilliamFmWong, on Flickr


20131025-DSC_5217 by WilliamFmWong, on Flickr

[MTLskyline]

Continuing on the night theme...


montreal de nuit by Denis Tremblay, on Flickr


montreal de nuit by Denis Tremblay, on Flickr


Downtown - Montreal At Night by Nadia Not Included., on Flickr


montreal de nuit by Denis Tremblay, on Flickr


montreal de nuit by Denis Tremblay, on Flickr

[Rico Rommheim]

Man, they really got to light up the Jacques-Cartier. Kinda sad looking.

[vanatox]

Originally Posted by Rico Rommheim

Man, they really got to light up the Jacques-Cartier. Kinda sad looking.

Ha! Je me suis tellement fais le même commentaire! Mais sinon, les photos sont superbes!

[MTLskyline]

Le pavillon du Lac-aux-Castors by Duric, on Flickr


Five Roses by Duric, on Flickr


D0959678- by BLnordik, on Flickr


St. Catharines Street by Jakespeare, on Flickr


140203 Cimetière Notre-Dame des Neiges - Montréal-2380 by SergeLéonard, on Flickr

[Robertpuant]

Belles trouvailles!

[Robertpuant]

Originally Posted by Rico Rommheim

Man, they really got to light up the Jacques-Cartier. Kinda sad looking.

I was wondering, now that we have a rather populist mayor, our chances are higher than ever.

[MTLskyline]

Good morning Montreal by shareski, on Flickr

[MTLskyline]

On top by urbex-tibwoy, on Flickr


British Empire Building by Gerhandz, on Flickr


Un Coin de Rue by Gerhandz, on Flickr


Montreal by Hector J. Garcia R., on Flickr


Planetarium soir - Fev 2014 by Sebastien Morin, on Flickr


Planetarium face - Fev 2014 by Sebastien Morin, on Flickr


Rush Hour - Décarie Blvd by Nadia Not Included, on Flickr


City Of Colors by Mohammad Afshar (mohammadafshar.com), on Flickr


montreal quebec canada by jlp771, on Flickr

[lake of the nations]

Vue du mont Royal by lake of the nations, on Flickr


Vue du mont Royal by lake of the nations, on Flickr


Vue du mont Royal by lake of the nations, on Flickr

[Trans Canada]

(Click for full size)


Credit: Jeremy Woodhouse, http://www.imagejuicy.com/images/fam...al,-quebec/39/


May 9 2007. Credit: Montreal skyline at dawn by François @ Edito.qc.ca, on Flickr

Construction:

Hydro-Quebec, 1962

Credit: Archives d'Hydro-Québec, H2/663_4. http://www2.ville.montreal.qc.ca/arc...1_page1_l.html

Complexe Desjardins, 1975

Credit: Fonds Jean Ouellet, Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture / Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal, ARCH203837. http://www2.ville.montreal.qc.ca/arc...7_page1_l.html

[MolsonExport]

I miss Montreal badly.

[FrAnKs]

Where are you now?

[MolsonExport]

London (the boring one). Occupational hazard. Actually a very nice place to raise a family, but it ain't no Montreal. As the (twist on the) saying goes, London is a nice place to live, but I wouldn't want to visit there.

[FrAnKs]

.... at least you can take your car and drive to Montréal anytime. Quite the drive, but you can do it.

Would be another story if you lived in B.C. or Alberta.

London always amazed me by its almost non-existant Expressway system. How 500 000 peoples deal with it ??

[MolsonExport]

I could only imagine London with Freeways: it would probably sprawl worse than it currently does (which is very badly). Still, there is no quick way to get North/South or East/West in the city, unless you go to the bottom of the southern periphery for the 401. Which is of little use for 95% of all the trips taken within the city. And transit really sucks compared to Montreal (only students and poor people use the transit here, whereas in Montreal and other large cities, it is less restricted to these two groups). I live relatively close to my place of work (Western U) so I can bike to work most days for 8 months of the year.

[MTLskyline]

http://www.mcgillimmobilier.com/en/c...al-mt16759037/