Montreal is amazing. It just needs two tall well designed buildings, around 300m, to balance the skyline. I know the city has a height restriction for skyscrapers, but I hope they can change it one day.
Griffintown is a good exemple of high density housing with all services available .... One major skyscraper would be nice for a focal point and a iconic landmark .... but we need more habitat 67 ... Royalmount project will be amazing for quality of life
I don't agree! Building a much taller building than the others suddenly reduces the size effect of the global skyline (I find). An extreme example is the Burj Khalifa. Its like everything around is not a high rise anymore. Just my point of view
Nice video, thanks for making this compilation. I just wish these developers push for more interesting and innovative designs. Maybe the city could place stricter design guidelines or incentives to improve the architectural quality of these new developments.
@@isushimanI just found out Toronto’s gonna have one of 302m that should be done by 2025 🤯 Montreal would have to get rid of their ridiculous height restrictions
C'est bien beau les gratte ciels, j'ai toujour été fasiner par les gratte ciels. Mais parcontre attention il ne faut pas trop en abuser. Si ya trop de gratte ciels Montreal risque de perde son charme unique et risque de resembler a une ville comme parmi tent d'autre en Amerique du Nord.. avoir plus de gratte ciels ne signie pas forcement que la ville sera plus belle. Jadore les grattes ciel mais faut pas que montreal sois saturer de c'est immeubles imposant sinon ce qui risque d'arriver va arriver Il y a un dicton qui stipule : (A force d'essayer de faire et de ressembler aux autres ont fini par perde son identité)
Great video!!! Nice to see this level of development downtown. Many of those towers rising out of speculative parking lots. There were so many in the 90s.
Artificial construction ("cheap" clean), in an artificial path towards a mediocrity of life, for immigrant robots, without more work in the city (telework and other causes ...) and a real demand in groups of the same kind. For an artificial economy, which does not pay (or enough) taxes on buildings (without knowing how ... legally), too often without a permit and always against any logical rule of security, leisure, nature and demography. It is a decline in the health of Montreal and its protectors, roots citizens. (-PAIX)
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Montreal is amazing. It just needs two tall well designed buildings, around 300m, to balance the skyline. I know the city has a height restriction for skyscrapers, but I hope they can change it one day.
Indeed, hopefully there will be no more height ewstrictions
Griffintown is a good exemple of high density housing with all services available .... One major skyscraper would be nice for a focal point and a iconic landmark .... but we need more habitat 67 ... Royalmount project will be amazing for quality of life
I don't agree! Building a much taller building than the others suddenly reduces the size effect of the global skyline (I find). An extreme example is the Burj Khalifa. Its like everything around is not a high rise anymore. Just my point of view
C'est fou comment la ligne d'horizon de Montréal change. J'aime bien les différents styles d'architecture qu'on propose. Merci pour la vidéo!
Just Wow...my home town.
Nice video, thanks for making this compilation. I just wish these developers push for more interesting and innovative designs. Maybe the city could place stricter design guidelines or incentives to improve the architectural quality of these new developments.
Montreal is not often recognized for its skyline but wow in the future it definitely will be!
I want it to beat Toronto
@@isushimanI just found out Toronto’s gonna have one of 302m that should be done by 2025 🤯 Montreal would have to get rid of their ridiculous height restrictions
woooowwwww, tres beaux! cant wait to see la nouvelle skyline de Montréal!
C'est bien beau les gratte ciels, j'ai toujour été fasiner par les gratte ciels. Mais parcontre attention il ne faut pas trop en abuser. Si ya trop de gratte ciels Montreal risque de perde son charme unique et risque de resembler a une ville comme parmi tent d'autre en Amerique du Nord.. avoir plus de gratte ciels ne signie pas forcement que la ville sera plus belle.
Jadore les grattes ciel mais faut pas que montreal sois saturer de c'est immeubles imposant sinon ce qui risque d'arriver va arriver
Il y a un dicton qui stipule : (A force d'essayer de faire et de ressembler aux autres ont fini par perde son identité)
Very futuristic!
Great video!!! Nice to see this level of development downtown. Many of those towers rising out of speculative parking lots. There were so many in the 90s.
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Artificial construction ("cheap" clean), in an artificial path towards a mediocrity of life, for immigrant robots, without more work in the city (telework and other causes ...) and a real demand in groups of the same kind. For an artificial economy, which does not pay (or enough) taxes on buildings (without knowing how ... legally), too often without a permit and always against any logical rule of security, leisure, nature and demography. It is a decline in the health of Montreal and its protectors, roots citizens.
(-PAIX)
Keep that shit downtown. WE WANT OUR BIG SKY VIEW UNOBSTRUCTED
Mais qui peut se permettre de vivre dans ces nouveaux tours? Juste les Chinois pour laver leur argent?
Inquiète toi pas, tu pourras toujours t'acheter un beau logement de 200 pieds carrés. Confort assuré.
Et les autres étrangers. Pas nous.