|
MONTREAL | L'Avenue | 184 M / 603 FT | 50 FLOORS
Thanks to WestAust on mtlurb.com
http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/j...l/Hotelcan.png http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/j.../Hotelcan2.png http://f.tlcollect.com/fr2/312/50036...r.pdf?x=855222 Buyer sought for “Habs Hotel” June 13, 2012. 6:06 pm • Section: Real Deal MONTREAL, QUE. : SEPTEMBER 1 , 2011--The parking lot facing the Bell Centre, adjacent to Les Canadiens avenue between Drummond and Mountain Sts. is to become a mixed hotel and residential project (Marie-France Coallier) / THE GAZETTE) ... The project, which would have 4,500 square feet of meeting space, a restaurant, lounge, swimming pool and fitness centre, is being built by Broccolini Construction Inc. with backing from Carttera Private Equities Inc. ... The brochure ends speculation over the use of the 32,000 square foot, L-shaped site purchased by Broccolini and Carttera in January for $14.1 million. ... http://blogs.montrealgazette.com/201...for-habs-hotel |
Wow, the eighth tower proposed for this area! http://skyscraperpage.com/cities/map...z=17&status=11
|
Wow fantastic new proposal! Thank you for the scoop!
So 54 floors...so what, roughly 180-190m? :cheers: |
Someone reliable on mtlurb said that the hotel could be a Conrad (luxury 5 star hotel). We'll see...
|
Quote:
|
Oh my god do I hope the real estate market holds up long enough for this to get built! Along with ICONE, this is my favourite of the new proposals.
|
Quote:
Maybe you prefer this: The hotel might be a Conrad. |
:yes:
|
L'Avenue - 50 Floors
This thread is going to need to get its title corrected.
Quote:
|
I like it, it is a complete departure from our average proposals. Thanks for the scoop!
|
I updated the floors and put in a placeholder height of 150 M until more information comes out.
|
Quote:
|
The tower reminds me of a scale down version of Aura College Park tower in Toronto. It has a similar podium built, a similar layout of its zones. I am really pleased with this announcement.
What do you guys think? Photo credit from http://torontocondotoday.com http://torontocondotoday.com/wp-cont...nto_artist.jpg |
I don't really see the similarities, and I much prefer Aura!
As for the height, I wager that it'll be 175m. |
Broccolini is saying that the tower could be as tall as 57 floors. That would put min. possible height in that scenario at 171m conservatively estimating 3m per floor.
If it had the same floor heights as Altitude we'd be looking at a building close to 215m tall. (~3.75/fl) Realistically I'd say this building would be between 160m (50*3.2) and 195m (57*~3.4) |
Residential buildings can easily go as low as 2.75M per floor so I wouldnt say 3.0M is conservative so much as average.
I would imagine this building will end up somewhere between 145-165M depending on how many floors it ends up with. |
^Do upmarket buildings go as low as 2.75m? For Montreal's market this project seems to be reasonably high end. 9ft high ceilings seem to be quite common in Montreal condo projects.
|
No that would certainly be more rare but it can happen.
The Ritz Carlton building in Van is looking like 188 M and 67 floors so 2.8M/floor, and that building won't be cheap. |
Quote:
|
This could be a stunner but it really depends on the execution of the darker cladding (which is pretty ambiguous in the renders) The glass crystal protruding from the podium seems like a rip off shangri-la though. I really like the indentation on the podium though. Nice touch.
I think Montreal would benefit from a clean substantially tall "filler" tower like this. It's like a combination of Bell Lightbox and Ritz Carlton minus the mullion caps |
| All times are GMT. The time now is 6:49 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.7
Copyright ©2000 - 2024, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.
Prev