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Old Posted Jan 22, 2018, 2:06 AM
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Smile MONTREAL | National Bank of Canada HQ (800 St. Jacques) | 200 M / 656 FT | 40 FLOORS

So as many of you know (in the Montreal section) Broccolini just made a land purchase of $100M recently (135,000sq ft lot).




https://renx.ca/broccolini-buys-100m...elopment-site/

This site is where Place University-Saint Jacques was supposed to be built, which obviously won't be the case anymore. The land is zoned to build up to the maximum height and Broccolini is intending to build a project of 1.5M square feet, mix used (office, residential, commercial). Hopefully whatever is in store for this lot is something massive and serves as a gateway to the city.
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According to this article, Banque National will be building an office tower on this lot. 36 stories, 1 million square feet.

http://plus.lapresse.ca/screens/357b...content=Screen

There's also rumours of a condo tower between 175-200 metres being constructed on this site as well.
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Old Posted Feb 1, 2018, 3:33 AM
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Awesome scoop from forum member SkahHigh

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Another major scoop for Montreal's $100M lot.

In addition to the 36-storey National Bank head office, there will be an additional tower as well as a 60-storey condo tower which could very well become a top 5 tallest (floorplates of 3.5m gives you 210m which is 5m under the maximum height for this lot so fingers crossed).

Exciting times for Montreal!
Thanks again for the scoop!
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Cool MONTREAL | 800 St. Jacques (National Bank HQ) | 200 M / 656 FT | 46 FLOORS

Two 200M towers proposed for downtown Montreal. 700 St. Jacques, residential tower, this one is B.N/N.B new HQ. Renders still preliminary, nonetheless, still gives an idea of what to expect.



The tower on the left-hand side is the new HQ, residential is the tower on the right side (700 St. Jacques).
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that's freakin' awesome
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looks good!
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200m for just 36 storeys? sounds a bit high. Great news if its the case, but is that accurate?

1000 de La Gauchetière is 205m at 51 or 52 storeys (all office/commercial too) - am I missing something?
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200m for just 36 storeys? sounds a bit high. Great news if its the case, but is that accurate?

1000 de La Gauchetière is 205m at 51 or 52 storeys (all office/commercial too) - am I missing something?
ils ont diminué la superficie des étages pour avoir plus d'étages. 46 étages
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That makes alot more sense ... merci!!
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It has been a very long time since an office tower of this height went up in Montreal. I recall watching 1000 de la Gauchetiere and 1250 Rene Levesque rise in the early 90s, from the windows of the 7th floor Hall building cafeteria (Concordia U)
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Love it. It's a very clean, 21st century office block that will certainly energize the skyline.

Curious local question, I know there is a height limit in place due to Mt. Royal but has anyone ever proposed raising the limit or know of anywhere in Montreal where it doesn't apply?
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Love it. It's a very clean, 21st century office block that will certainly energize the skyline.

Curious local question, I know there is a height limit in place due to Mt. Royal but has anyone ever proposed raising the limit or know of anywhere in Montreal where it doesn't apply?
Negative - not aware of any past proposals to raise the height limit. Would be cool, though.

I think most, if not all, of the city has a height limit due to zoning laws. I'm assuming these wouldn't apply to the outlying suburbs.
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Negative - not aware of any past proposals to raise the height limit. Would be cool, though.

I think most, if not all, of the city has a height limit due to zoning laws. I'm assuming these wouldn't apply to the outlying suburbs.
The original proposals for the 1250 Rene Levesque (IBM Marathon Tower) sought to have the height limits increased, if I remember right. I think they originally wanted to build a 60 storey office tower. I don't think the proposal got very far in the planning/negotiating process before they had to scale it down to the 47 or so floors it ended up being, to stay within the existing height limits.
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A bit underwhelmed by this initial rendering for the National Bank tower. The style is pretty nice but it looks very bulky for a 200m office tower - at least the view from the west. From the south it looks pretty good. but nothing spectacular. I hope further renderings change my initial opinion.
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Excavation has begun for the project! (along with Victoria Sur le Parc) Image courtesy of ScarletCoral. The fencing has been up for a few days and all the trees have been cut.

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Wow, exciting times for Montreal! Both of these towers are great.
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