The Pointe-à-Callière Museum dedicated to archaeology and history of Montreal. His basement is occupied by its impressive permanent exhibition where you can see the foundations of old buildings that occupied the site trough out centuries. The underground rooms pass under the Royal Place and connect this building to that of former Customs.
The architecture of this museum is a very modern reminder of the old Customs (second one) building which use to stand there hundreds years ago.
The top floor is occupied by the restaurant l’Arrivage offering a incredible view over Montreal Old Port.
Dan Hanganu Works 1981_2015
Essy Baniassad, 2017
Prix d'architecture de l'Odre des Architectes du Québec de 1978 à 2011
OAQ, 2010
Guide de l’architecture contemporaine de Montréal
Nancy Dunton et Helen Malkin, 2008
A Concise History of Canadian Architecture
Harold Kalman, 2000
Les prix orange et citron de Sauvons Montréal
Caroline Montpetit, 1992
Vieux-Montréal : Le patrimoine en détail
Ville de Montréal
RAIC - Architecture Canada - Distinctions et prix
This building won following awards
1992 - Sauvons Montréal - Orange Prize New Construction Category
Architecture - public buildingBuilding achieved the same year (1992)
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