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July 1, 2000
- Dutch Canadian team wins competition for 100.000 m2 complex
A Dutch Canadian team has won the competition for a 100.000 m2 administrative and cultural complex in Montreal, Canada. The team consists of Pero Puljiz and Branimir Medic from the Dutch architectural office de Architekten Cie and two Quebec architectural firms, Ædifica and Tétreault Parent Languedoc et associés.ArchiNed.nl – news
In February 2002, Bernard Landry, Premier of Quebec, announced the construction of an administrative and cultural complex in Montreal. The new complex will provide the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal with a permanent home and. It will include …
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