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Hotel Le Chateau Montréal « Le Château » , a residence of high distinction in downtown Montreal, is surrounded by the Ritz-Carlton and Sofitel hotels, the Mount Royal Club, the Holt&Renfrew fashion store and The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. The Honourable Pamphile R. DuTremblay, Q.C., owner of « La Presse » newspaper, commissioned the architectural firm of « Ross and Macdonald » to design this building of 136 apartments. Construction began in February 1925 and was carried out by « Anglin Norcross & Company, General Contractors ». Once completed, « Le Château » became known as the most prestigious residential building, a reputation that has flourished to this day. The choice of location in what was then Montreal’s sphere of influence (the Golden Square Mile) set a trend for the construction of now culturally significant high-quality buildings along elegant Sherbrooke Street. The building’s architecture was part of the château style inspired by the castles of France, which was very much in vogue at the time. Grand hotels created in this elegant motif sprung up across Canada: the Château Frontenac in Quebec City, Banff Springs Hotel in Banff, the Royal York Hotel in Toronto and the renewed Hotel Vancouver in Vancouver. Le Château’s remarkable facade is clad in Tyndall Stone from Manitoba. The main entrance leads to three wings, with six elevators in all. Each elevator is shared by two apartments per floor. The height of the building ranges from 12 to 14 floors, and each apartment has a functional fireplace. « Le Château, 1321 Sherbrooke Ouest Inc. » is incorporated under the Canada Business Corporations Act. Each owner among the 136 residential units holds a property lease and a corresponding number of shares in the corporation « Le Château, 1321 Sherbrooke Ouest Inc ». The Company is run by a Board of Directors composed of seven members who are elected by shareholders. At the annual general meeting, the Board of Directors submits the next year’s budget, and important decisions are presented for the shareholders to approve. Thanks Magik ________________________________________________

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MagikUnicorn

8:01AM | Sun, 10 July 2011

Hotel The Chateau Montreal « Le Château » immeuble résidentiel de prestige au centre-ville de Montréal est situé près des hotels Ritz-Carlton et Sofitel, du Club Mont-Royal, du magasin de mode Holt&Renfrew et du Musée des Beaux-Arts. L’Honorable Pamphile R. DuTremblay, c.r., propriétaire du journal « La Presse » confia la conception de cet édifice de 136 appartements, aux architectes « Ross and Macdonald », Sa construction débuta en février 1925 et fut réalisée par la firme « Anglin Norcross & Company, entrepreneurs généraux » .Une fois terminé, Le Château fut reconnu comme l’immeuble résidentiel le plus prestigieux, une réputation qu’il a toujours conservée à ce jour. Le choix de l’emplacement qui à l’époque était le centre de gravité de Montréal, a influé sans aucun doute sur la haute qualité et l’importance des immeubles qui ont été construits par la suite et qui ont fait de la rue Sherbrooke une rue de prestige. Les architectes ont suivi la tendance très populaire, à cette période, de concevoir les particularités du Château suivant la tradition des anciens châteaux de France. Ce style avait également été adopté pour la construction du Château Frontenac dans la ville de Québec, du Banff Springs Hotel à Banff, du Royal York Hotel à Toronto et du nouvel Hôtel Vancouver à Vancouver. La remarquable façade de l’immeuble est recouverte en pierre Tyndall du Manitoba. Une entrée dessert chacune des trois ailes, donnant accès à six ascenseurs. Chaque ascenseur dessert deux appartements par étage. La hauteur de l’édifice varie de douze à quatorze étages. Les appartements ont des cheminées fonctionnelles. « Le Château, 1321 Sherbrooke Ouest Inc. » est incorporé selon la Loi canadienne sur les sociétés par actions. Le propriétaire de chacune des 136 unités résidentielles détient un bail en propriété et un nombre correspondant d’actions dans la compagnie « Le Château, 1321 Sherbrooke Ouest Inc. » La Compagnie est administrée par un Conseil d’administration composé de sept membres élus par les actionnaires. Lors de l’assemblée annuelle, le Conseil d’administration soumet le budget pour l’année suivante. Les décisions importantes sont soumises à l’approbation des actionnaires. Merci Magik

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odile

8:07AM | Sun, 10 July 2011

Merci pour la visite. C'est vraiment impressionant!

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flaviok

8:08AM | Sun, 10 July 2011

Angulo e captura fantástica , texto explicativo excelente meu amigo, aplausos (5)

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evielouise

8:53AM | Sun, 10 July 2011

beautiful old artitecture in down town montreal I use to work in the Bank Of Montreal in Place D'armes(I think this is close to there (not sure)

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eekdog

9:09AM | Sun, 10 July 2011

super shot, well taken my friend.

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Feliciti

9:14AM | Sun, 10 July 2011

a great and beautiful building !! great POV !!

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magnus073

9:47AM | Sun, 10 July 2011

Magik, c'est une photo fantastique mon ami. C'est le plus bel hôtel dans le monde

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angelafair

9:48AM | Sun, 10 July 2011

great shot! beautiful building!

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jayfar

10:27AM | Sun, 10 July 2011

A fab POV Magik and I've seen the hotels in Vancouver and Banff.

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Faemike55

10:40AM | Sun, 10 July 2011

Great capture and wonderful information

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flavia49

11:06AM | Sun, 10 July 2011

excellent capture

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virginiese Online Now!

11:23AM | Sun, 10 July 2011

très cossu ! belle capture !

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moochagoo

11:43AM | Sun, 10 July 2011

Il doit y avoir des couloirs interminables :)

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kbrog

11:47AM | Sun, 10 July 2011

Wonderful POV and capture! :)

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brycek

11:59AM | Sun, 10 July 2011

Wonderful capture, Magik!!

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mariogiannecchini

12:01PM | Sun, 10 July 2011

Great perspective in this beautiful photo !

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drifterlee

12:23PM | Sun, 10 July 2011

Nice older building!

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willpee

12:32PM | Sun, 10 July 2011

Big building !!

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carlx

12:32PM | Sun, 10 July 2011

Wonderful building and photography!!!

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jocko500

1:21PM | Sun, 10 July 2011

lovely shot and pov

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sandra46

1:28PM | Sun, 10 July 2011

COOL SHOT

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jendellas

1:42PM | Sun, 10 July 2011

Wonderful old building!!!

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renecyberdoc

1:49PM | Sun, 10 July 2011

awesome place.

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bazza

2:04PM | Sun, 10 July 2011

Wow looks like a castle lol. Nice capture and building!!

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anitalee Online Now!

2:44PM | Sun, 10 July 2011

Excellent

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mikeerson

2:50PM | Sun, 10 July 2011

toss in some rainclouds, some lightning, some men in white overcoats running toward the viewer... I'd call this: "Escape from the sylem" lol - I look up how to spell sylum first though - lol cool shot magik

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emmecielle

2:56PM | Sun, 10 July 2011

Fantastic perspective! great capture! :)

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RodS

3:46PM | Sun, 10 July 2011

Spectacular building, and great photo of it, Real!

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Lashia

4:52PM | Sun, 10 July 2011

Beautiful shot of this amazing architecture- thanks for sharing! :-)

Selina Photography™
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artistheat

7:05PM | Sun, 10 July 2011

Excellent Capture

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