New Spaces for Desjardins at the Montréal Tower
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Creative culinary lounge, and cooking area
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New Spaces for Desjardins at the Montréal Tower
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Café counter
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New Spaces for Desjardins at the Montréal Tower
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Main dining room
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New Spaces for Desjardins at the Montréal Tower
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Main dining room - level 2, and lounges
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New Spaces for Desjardins at the Montréal Tower
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Montréal Tower’s main entrance and lobby
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New Spaces for Desjardins at the Montréal Tower
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Passage revealing the Stadium’s internal structure
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New Spaces for Desjardins at the Montréal Tower
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Internal public circulation
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New Spaces for Desjardins at the Montréal Tower
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Spectacular visual breakthroughs on the Olympic Stadium enclosure’s insights
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New Spaces for Desjardins at the Montréal Tower
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The Olympic Stadium’s facades reflections
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New Spaces for Desjardins at the Montréal Tower
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The Montréal Tower today
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New Spaces for Desjardins at the Montréal Tower
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Level 2, Employee Service and Training Campus
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New Spaces for Desjardins at the Montréal Tower
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Level 2, Employee Service and Training Campus with caption
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New Spaces for Desjardins at the Montréal Tower
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Level 2, Employee Service and Training Campus
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New Spaces for Desjardins at the Montréal Tower
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Level 3, typical development’s plan of the Service Center
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Telecon across Canada
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Telecon Montreal - ReceptionThe main entrance where business people in suits as well as cable installers in construction boots are welcomed at the centralized reception counter.
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Telecon across Canada
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Telecon Montreal - "Highline" promenadeThe wide stairway acts as a link to activities on the two 40,000 sq.ft floor plates and doubles as a venue for the company announcements.
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Telecon across Canada
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Telecon Montreal - "Highline" promenadeSpaces carved out from the freestanding “pods” offer unique quiet meeting spaces that vary in sizes. The floor has remained as exposed concrete and the wood ceiling has been beautifully restored, to keep with the spirit of the original old warehouse.
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Telecon across Canada
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Telecon Montreal - "Highline" promenadeThe Telecon “Highline” wood promenade flanked by offices, lounges, and a cable wall leading to the café.
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Telecon across Canada
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Telecon Montreal - "Touchdown" stationsA green wall divides the café from the visitor’s “touchdown” stations.
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Telecon across Canada
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Telecon Montreal - Sunken loungeAn area within an existing lower floor we developed to create an intimate and informal work area.
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