The neighbourhood features 895,000 sq. ft. of housing, offices, public space and green space across from Parc Jean-Duceppe in the borough of Rosemont – La Petite-Patrie, designed according to the most stringent planning and environmental standards.
With a focus on mixed uses and social diversity, the Technopôle Angus green neighbourhood will attract and retain employers and families in the heart of Montreal. Everything has been designed to create a space for living together in harmony and in connection with the surrounding community.
The Neighbourhood Development and Land-Use Plan, created by Provencher_Roy (multidiscilinary architecture) and NIPPAYSAGE (landscape architecture), is a model of innovative infrastructure design:
The centrepiece of the green neighbourhood is Cité Angus, a 100% family-focused condominium development. The first 120 units feature 2, 3 or 4 bedrooms: affordable family housing eligible for City of Montreal Home Ownership Program grants. Presale begins in spring 2018!
To learn all about the new green neighbourhood, read the press release.
As announced on May 24 by Quebec’s Minister of Sustainable Development, the Environment and the Fight Against Climate Change (MDDELCC), Isabelle Melançon, along with Jean Lacroix, President and CEO of the Réseau Environnement umbrella group, and…
Le plan de développement du Technopôle Angus vient d'obtenir le niveau PLATINE du programme de certification LEED v4 pour la conception durable de quartiers. En tant qu'un des premiers écoquartiers dédiés à l'emploi au monde, il démontre par sa…
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