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Tour des Canadiens April 2016.JPG

In April 2016

History
Architect
Construction

End: 2016

Usage

Residential

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Architecture
Height

Roof: 167 meters

Stages

52

Location on the Quebec map

voir sur la carte du Québec

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Location on the map of the Metropolitan Region of Montreal

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The Canadiens Tour is a high-end Montreal skyscraper located on avenue des Canadiens-de-Montréal, next to the Bell Center. He takes his name from the Montreal Canadiens Professional Ice Hockey Team. Its height is 167 m by 52 floors [ first ] .

Also exist the Canadiens Tour 2 (2019) and Canadiens Tour 3 (2021) on rue Saint-Antoine.

The tower mainly includes condominium apartments.

In , we learn that the tower went from 61 to 40 floors since a hotel initially planned was no longer part of it [ 2 ] . However, additional floors have been added to the project following the success of initial sales and finally 52 floors it [ 3 ] .

Construction began in the summer of 2013 in the former Place du Centenaire des Canadiens and ended in the summer of 2016.

The monuments there were there, including four bronze statues of the best players in the history of the team, Maurice Richard, Jean Béliveau, Guy Lafleur and Howie Morenz, were relocated a few meters, in the court Windsor.

This 53-storey condominium tower houses commercial spaces on the ground floor, 8 parking stages and 5 penthouse floors. The 10 It is and 11 It is floors house a swimming pool, a huge sports center, a terrace and changing rooms. This building also welcomes one of the largest sports bars in Canada [ 4 ] .

Companies having contributed to the construction of the project:

  • Consortium architects: Chba / Martin Marcotte Beirnhaker / IBI Group
  • Structural engineering: SDK and associates
  • Mechanical-Electricity Engineering: BOUTHILLETTE Parizeau
  • Civil engineering: Houle merchant
  • Entrepreneur : Reliance Construction
  • Juillet 2013
  • Octobre 2014
  • Septembre 2015
  • Statue de Guy Lafleur

    Statue of Guy Lafleur

The Canadiens Tower won in 2017 the Quebec Consulting Grand Prix in the “Structure Building” category [ 5 ] .

After the construction of the first tower, two other towers are erected nearby, south of rue Saint-Antoine [ 6 ] , [ 7 ] . The land being below, the towers have a few more floors. The facades of the buildings there were integrated into the towers. A bridge connects Tower 2 and the Bell Center.

  1. ↑ South sector, rue Saint-Antoine: Urban redevelopment , Montréal, Cadillac Fairview, , 80 p. ( read online ) , p. 37
  2. ↑ ‘ »Bell center: a 4th skyscraper launched officially | The real estate blog » , on Press blogs (consulted the )
  3. ↑ ‘ The Canadiens Tower adds two floors » , on www.lesaffaires.com (consulted the )
  4. ↑ ‘ Canadians Tour in Montreal | SDK – Engineering firm » , on Structural engineering and foundations, civil engineering, structural glass and industrial structure – SDK (consulted the )
  5. ↑ ‘ Association of Firms of Consulting Engineering – Quebec (AFG) – Grands Prix – 2017 – winners » , on AFG.QUEBEC (consulted the )
  6. ↑ IMTL.org: TDC2
  7. ↑ imtl.org: tdc3

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