MONTREAL | District Griffin Phase II | 8,8,14,14,14 FLOORS

Robertpuant · #1 Posted: **Apr 5, 2012, 2:01 AM**

Second phase of Griffin Town.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gilbert

Nom: Ste-Anne, phases 1 à 5
Hauteur: 5 x 14 étages
Coût du projet: 131 000 000,00$

Promoteur: DEVIMCO et Groupe Cholette
Architecte:
Emplacement: Basin/Séminaire/Ottawa/Rioux

Début de construction:
Fin de construction:

Site internet: http://www.districtgriffin.com/accueil/

Version actuelle :

Ancienne version (5 x 14 étages) :

Rico Rommheim · #2 Posted: **Apr 5, 2012, 2:06 AM**

Holy shite, man! The big M's on fire!

In a few years from now, previously obscure street names like Ottawa, Seminare and William will be literally household names.

MTLskyline · #3 Posted: **Apr 29, 2012, 4:59 PM**

Sales office

Condo Ste-Ann 1 by johnbrycedavidson, on Flickr

Ste-Ann condo 2 by johnbrycedavidson, on Flickr

Ste-Ann condo 3 by johnbrycedavidson, on Flickr

Rico Rommheim · #4 Posted: **Apr 29, 2012, 5:43 PM**

THanks for the update! Glad to see this starting up already!

MTLskyline · #5 Posted: **Jan 2, 2013, 7:55 PM**

Dec. 21

Quote:

Originally Posted by DistrictGriffin.com

Phase 2 is well advanced. We are now at the roof structure and the outer casing is installed up to the 7th floor.

http://districtgriffin.com/news

Rico Rommheim · #6 Posted: **Jan 3, 2013, 6:40 PM**

Glad to see this is so advanced, especially if you consider that I had completely forgotten about this project. We need some sort of special arrangement to neatly list these Griffintown projects, half of them I can't even name or picture in my mind.

uqam+ · #7 Posted: **Jan 24, 2013, 12:16 PM**

Très belle photo, Mtlskyline !

La lumière est splendide, rendant bien le côté glacial et lumineux d'un hiver montréalais. Mais en plus la photo fait parfaitement voir à quel point Griffin town est collé sur le centre-ville. C'est fou qu'on ait pu construire tant de condos et de tours en banlieue, en plein champs, alors qu'il y avait à deux pas tant de terrains qui ne demandaient qu'à être développés, avec un canal en bordure, des espaces verts, tout.

Il était temps !

Martin Mtl · #8 Posted: **Feb 15, 2013, 4:43 PM**

My pic from today

Rico Rommheim · #9 Posted: **Feb 15, 2013, 10:46 PM**

Nice, and this is just the first of 5 buildings.

MTLskyline · #10 Posted: **Mar 3, 2013, 4:40 AM**

This view will be radically different in about 3 years.

(my photo)

Rico Rommheim · #11 Posted: **Mar 19, 2013, 3:15 PM**

18 Mars, 2013

my pic

Martin Mtl · #12 Posted: **May 13, 2013, 12:37 AM**

Robertpuant · #13 Posted: **May 13, 2013, 3:16 AM**

While still being nothing more than a filler, this one turn out better than expected.

MTLskyline · #14 Posted: **May 14, 2013, 3:28 PM**

I like it, but I think one of these is enough. We don't need anymore of them.

I would like the rest of the block to be around 7-8 floors tall and be clad in the same red brick as that used for decoration purposes on the base of District Griffin phase 1.

The powerlines in this area make it look like Toronto.

Martin Mtl · #15 Posted: **May 14, 2013, 4:01 PM**

Those power lines need to go. I hope the city is planning to bury them like they should.

Rico Rommheim · #16 Posted: **May 14, 2013, 4:45 PM**

I'll also join the "it's surprisingly good" bandwagon. Looks clean and straight forward. The black and yellow brick pattern is very "Montreal".

7/10.

Martin Mtl · #17 Posted: **May 14, 2013, 4:48 PM**

No spandrel nightmare here. Bricks, stones, black glass. That's the way to go in Griffintown.