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Old 06-29-2022, 08:23 AM
 
Location: Montreal/Miami/Toronto
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oooh shiny new glass condo's. MTL bulking up!

Why is it that those aerial drone vids always have the same cringeworthy youtube music. Blech! Nice vid but I seriously just muted the video in the first nanosecond

Btw CTX2000 what's with the name change - did you transition to an android :P
Lol! Maybe I did but nah I honestly got bored and that's what randomly popped into my mind. Sounds like a name Musk would give a kid though tbh.
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Old 06-29-2022, 08:42 PM
 
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Lol! Maybe I did but nah I honestly got bored and that's what randomly popped into my mind. Sounds like a name Musk would give a kid though tbh.
maybe your subconscious is telling you - I wanna be Musk's kid Actually I love my daddy but I wouldn't mind him having Musk's net worth haha.
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Old 07-01-2022, 12:38 PM
 
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maybe your subconscious is telling you - I wanna be Musk's kid Actually I love my daddy but I wouldn't mind him having Musk's net worth haha.
Shhh, you can't expose my secret
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Old 09-07-2022, 09:30 PM
 
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I count 17 cranes and it's not even showing all of downtown or the cranes near the Bell Centre/closer to the mountain. Look at out city growing



Photo: @Adrian Niculcea
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Old 09-12-2022, 10:05 AM
 
Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Had a nice first visit to Montreal this past weekend. Went on a bit of a greatest hits tour around. Traveled around on foot as much as possible to get the neighborhood feel and what not. Everyone was very friendly. Weather could not have been better.


We stayed in Old Montreal and basically made our way out in different directions from there.



Our hotel had a nice roof deck.




Ate bagels and walked around Mile End. Big fan of this neighborhood.




I love all the front staircases that go up to the different units. It's a different type of urban build than I am use to, but I loved the design of so many of them.


Climbed the steps up to the top of Mont Royal. Walked all the way back through ville-marie around McGill. Enjoyed seeing a bit more of the city on that journey.





Walked around downtown a good deal. Really forgot to take more photos.


Walked the St. Catherine pedestrian way from the Village back towards downtown


Big fan of the St. Denis pedestrian way near UQAM. It was vibrant on Saturday night. Seemed students might have been having move-in day at the same time.




Ate dinner in Little Burgundy one night. I will say walking back from that direction, the highways make it kind of a pain. But frankly every single North American city has that problem in one spot or another. But saw a bit of the new stuff in Griffintown. Lots of development going on.

I was big fan of the canal area right around the Atwater Market.






It's a shame my phone camera is like messed up because none of my nighttime photos turned out right. But I enjoyed the vibrancy of Old Montreal at night. An Alice and Wonderland thing was going on so there was a lot of characters out and about everywhere.





Of course I had to eat Poutine a couple times too haha.



All and all, an incredibly beautiful city with a great restaurant scene and only a 60 minute flight from Philadelphia which is nice. Would like to see more one day.

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Old 10-06-2022, 04:39 PM
 
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Source: https://forum.agoramtl.com/t/skyline...ntreal/325/712
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Old 10-08-2022, 02:49 PM
 
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Source: https://forum.agoramtl.com/t/maestri...tages/169/1121
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Old 11-26-2022, 07:26 AM
 
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Montreal may not have the tallest skyline, but it's definitely a long one, approx. 3 miles long. One the projects are done in the east part of downtown, it will further beef it up (buildings between 60-100 metres tall)

https://cdn-bb.mtlurb.com/file/mtlur...59b9eeb757.jpg

Source: https://mtlurb.com/topic/8365-skylin...comment-488262
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Old 12-09-2022, 09:54 PM
 
Location: Montreal/Miami/Toronto
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New National Bank HQ is a chunky one, not crazy that they sacrificed 10 metres in height for larger floor plates, makes it look way too wide.



Source: https://forum.agoramtl.com/t/place-b...tages/181/1271
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Old 12-11-2022, 07:15 PM
 
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Montreal may not have the tallest skyline, but it's definitely a long one, approx. 3 miles long. One the projects are done in the east part of downtown, it will further beef it up (buildings between 60-100 metres tall)

https://cdn-bb.mtlurb.com/file/mtlur...59b9eeb757.jpg

Source: https://mtlurb.com/topic/8365-skylin...comment-488262
It's bulking up quite rapidly in the last 5 ish years. It already had a dense core, but the height of the new condo's and office projects are filling in that density with a noticeable increase in vertical height, probably between 100 and 200 metres. It would be great to see one or two 250 to 300 metre scrapers to provide some focal points. That said, on street level, Montreal's core in terms of density doesn't really envy too many cities in N.A.
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