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York & Sawyer, S. G. Davenport

Constructor and other companies involved in construction:
Dominion Bridge

From Merchants' Bank of Halifax to the Royal Bank

Originally founded in Halifax in 1869 as the Merchants' Bank it later became the Merchants' Bank of Halifax, to change name once again in 1901 to became the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC). In 1907, the bank moved its headquarters to Montreal.

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Les gratte-ciel de Montréal
Madelain Forgete, 1990

L'Architecture de Montréal
Pierre-Richard Bisson, 1990

Montréal, son histoire, son architecture tome 1
Guy Pinard, 1987

Répertoire d'architecture traditionnelle: Les Banques , 1980

Vieux-Montréal : Le patrimoine en détail
Ville de Montréal

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Banque Royale du Canada

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360 Saint-Jacques Street | Montréal
Quebec, Canada

Near subway station Place-d'Armes

Bus : 129

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Building's name

Royal Bank building

Architect

York & Sawyer
S. G. Davenport

Others companies

Dominion Bridge

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Borough Old Montreal
Arrondissement Ville-Marie
Centre de l'Île

22 floors (overground)
121 m

Beginning of construction

1927

Year of completion

1928

Building type

Skyscraper, Bank

Last update: 2022-01-22

CodeIMTL 136

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