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Building's name

Gault Brothers Building


Other name: Édifice Gault Brothers

Location / address
447-449, Street Sainte-Hélène

Borough
Old Montreal

5 Floors

Architect


John James Browne  
Year of construction
1871

Building type
Office

Last update:
2008-04-15


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Gault Brothers Building

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History and fact about this building

This building has Second Empire architectural style.

Architect

John James Browne  

Modifications :
2002 : YH2 et Fournier Gersovitz Moss associés : Modifications intérieures pour en faire un Hôtel design


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   Historical Milestones about Montreal, What did append the same year (1871 ) See section History of Montreal
  • Foundation of Sun Life by Matthew Hamilton Gault
  • Population of Montreal city is now 107 225 inhabitants
  • Visit of the duke Alexis of Russia

  Building who construction ends the same year( 1871 )


  Facts about Montreal Source ville.montreal.qc.ca
  • Montreal is the more bicycle friendly city in north america
  • Density of Montreal population is 3625 hab./km2
  • There are 25 107 Hotel rooms in the area of Montreal

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