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Montage du jour : La maison de Duncan McIntyre
Vers 1890-2008 En 1889, Duncan McIntyre, l’administrateur général des chemins de fer du Grand Tronc fit construire au sommet de la rue...
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Photo du jour: Baby blue
At the corner of Groll and Waverly in Mile End, somebody has painted all of the street furniture — mailbox, planters, hydro poles, fire hydrant...
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Detroit 1965
The above video was made as part of Detroit’s bid to host the Olympics, and if you have 18 minutes to spare, it’s worth a look. While certainly a period...
By Shawn Micallef -
Toronto Tuesday : PUG Awards, Unsung Beautifiers, and Bathurst Bridge Virtual Charrette
Each Tuesday, Spacing Montreal will share with you some posts from our sister blog, Spacing Toronto. We hope it will enable constructive dialogue on the...
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Fringe for free
It’s officially festival season in Montreal, and next up is the annual Fringe Fest (properly named le Festival St-Ambroise Fringe de Montréal)...
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Photo du jour: rue de la Gauchetière
Nobody quite seems to know how to properly write the name of the street that forms the central axis of Chinatown. I’ve seen De la Gauchetière, de La...
By Christopher DeWolf -
Montage du jour : Le boulevard René-Lévesque vers l’est depuis la rue de Bleury
1961-2008
By Guillaume St-Jean -
Photo du jour: Forza Italia
Jeanne Mance near Bernard, Mile End. June 8, 2008
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Montage du jour : Le collège Sainte-Marie
1961-2008 Le collège Sainte-Marie, 2e collège classique à s’établir à Montréal fut en opération de 1848 à 1969 sur la rue de Bleury. Il fut démolit...
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Antlerheads transformed
Not too long ago I wrote about the “Antlerheads” that had appeared around Montreal as part of a guerilla marketing campaign for Vespa. I...
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Photo du jour: Groucho Marxist
Stencil in an alley near St. Viateur. May 16, 2008
By Christopher DeWolf -
Montage du jour : La résidence de Olivier Faucher
1899-2008 Cette demeure était située au coin nord-ouest du boulevard René-Lévesque et de la rue St-Mathieu.
By Guillaume St-Jean
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered