1 : please destroys this building!
2 : ugly: need major restoration, otherwise…
3 : not very beautiful.
4 : common.
5 : ok but Just for saying that this building is not common.
6 : beautiful building but not very original.
7 : pleasant, elegant building which improves its immediate environment
8 : among most beautiful building of its category.
9 : among most beautiful building of Montreal.
10 : a master peace and should be known across the world.
Church : 8.27 / 10 - 30 votes
Building's name
Saint-Patrick church
Other name(s): Saint-Patrice, Basilique St-Patrrick
The architectural style of this building is Neo-Gothic. It was at the time of its construction the heart of the Irish Catholic community in Montreal.
As the church is constructed on a natural elevation, the sight that we have from the de la Gauchetière Street is quite startling. The fact that the building turns its back on Rene-Levesque Boulevard is explained by the fact that in year1850 the Dorchester Street was much small and far from being a main road for the city. It is the Victoria Square which explains the direction of the church.
Church St. Patrice is in the Gothic style in the 15th
century. Placed on a hilltop on St Alexandre Street, it
faces the street Lagauchetière and is the first object
which strikes the eye, as soon as you approach the city.
it has 240 feet long and 90 wide. The height
its steeple is 225 feet. I>
Quote traduced from the book Montréal et ses principaux monuments (Montreal and its main monuments) (1860)
This building was classified as an historical monument on December 10, 1985.
Architect
Pierre louis Morin Félix Martin Constructor and other companies involved in construction: Guido Nincheri Modifications : Construction du presbitère: William E. Doran, Décoration intérieure: Victor Bourgeau
Other related pages to see
St. Patrick Academy 1095-1097 Saint-Alexandre Street / Dowd Borough Downtown
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