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Photo du jour : Spooky house in Westmount
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Toronto Tuesday: Landscapes of the supernatural, lost streetscapes and Leslieville’s win
Each Tuesday, Spacing Montreal will share some posts from our sister blog, Spacing Toronto. We hope it will fuel constructive dialogue on the urban issues...
By Matt Lee -
Photo du jour: Westmount newspaper Man
Newspaper boxes may be illegal in Montreal but, being a separate municipality, Westmount has them all over the place. Good luck finding any newspaper...
By Chris Erb -
Photo du Jour : The Last Days of the Seville
It was an ugly day, but I has a sudden urgent need to snap a picture of the abandoned Seville Theatre on Ste-Catherine and Chomedy. Despite attempts to...
By Alanah Heffez -
Photo du Jour – “Downtown”
Sainte-Catherine street lights aglow on a rainy evening, March 6th 2009.
By Alanah Heffez -
Montage du jour : L’hospice Auclair
Vers 1910-2009 Cet édifice situé sur la rue Rachel est aujourd’hui transformé en condominiums. Source : Musée McCord...
By Guillaume St-Jean -
Photo du Jour : World Trade Centre
Photo by Taylor Noakes, a local picture-snapper and aficionado of Montreal’s history and design. We look forward to publishing more of his...
By Spacing -
Montage du jour : La chapelle du couvent de la congrégation Notre-Dame
1976-2009 Ce couvent construit de 1905 à 1908 est désormais utilisé par le collège Dawson et sa chapelle est aujourd’hui transformée en...
By Guillaume St-Jean -
McTavish Revisited…after $9M in security measures.
This blog is generally in favour of accessibility and a flexible attitude to public space, but perhaps there are some corners of the city that should...
By Alanah Heffez -
Montage du jour : Le collège presbytérien
Vers 1887-2009 Source : Musée McCord http://www.musee-mccord.qc.ca/fr/collection/artefacts/VIEW-1597§ion=196 VIEW-1597
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Photo du Jour : Olympic Proportions
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Montage du jour : La résidence de lady galt, rue de la montagne
1889-2009 Cette résidence construite en 1859, fut transformé en salon funéraire en 1902 et est actuellement connu sous le nom de club 1234. Source ...
By Guillaume St-Jean