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Sources d’info sur le patrimoine bâti
Banque d’Epargne rue Ste-Catherine et McGill, 1936 Archives de la Ville de Montréal En guise de complément à l’article 3 visions d’un...
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Mozart, Dante and Molière
Whenever I head up to Little Italy, on my way for a coffee at Caffè Italia or some gelato at the Jean Talon Market, I wonder about Dante Street, a fairly...
By Christopher DeWolf -
Photo du jour: Open Da Night
Café Olimpico. St. Viateur and Waverly. June 11, 2006
By Christopher DeWolf -
3 visions d’un même endroit
Au 19e siècle, la rue Sherbrooke était une des plus belles rues de Montréal. De nombreuses résidences bourgeoises furent construites le long de cette rue...
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En public, la seule option est de jeter
Samedi dernier, sous le beau soleil de l’après-midi, je sors du parc Lafontaine une bouteille de verre vide à la main. Je remarque plusieurs...
By Thomas-Bernard Kenniff -
Follow the sharrows
Counterflow bike lane on Milton Street, near Lorne Avenue A couple of days ago, Dale Duncan wrote on Spacing Toronto about sharrows, or shared road...
By Christopher DeWolf -
MyBikeLane
I found out about this wonderful website via the SpacingWire. It allows people to anonymously report and post pictures of vehicles parked in or blocking...
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Montréal metro commercial from 1976
I don’t know what’s going on during this 1976 commercial promoting Montréal’s metro system, but it looks like fun. cross-posted from...
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Work finally starting on de Maisonneuve bike lane
Montreal cyclists have been waiting for it to happen for months so, being a cyclist, I was very happy to see that the city has finally started building...
By Chris Erb -
Phillips Square
Phillips Square, it has always seemed to me, is inexplicably overlooked. In theory, it should be one of Montreal’s most prominent public spaces...
By Christopher DeWolf -
Bâtiments fantômes 2
coin De La Gauchetière et Saint-Laurent Celui-ci n’offre pas nécessairement une lecture historique, mais est quand même digne de mention…...
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Apple to open Flagship store on Ste-Catherine
Being a nerd, I was pleasantly surprised to find that Apple plans to build a massive 9 300 square foot flagship store in the heart of Downtown at 1321...
By Chris Erb
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered