City votes millions to green up Griffintown
The city is putting aside a nice $90-million pot for greening up Griffintown, which has not been naturally green in a very long time.
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qatzelok 12:51 on 2019-05-01 Permalink
The article chose a picture of condos on the canal in Petite Bourgogne/St Henri, I guess because these particualr pre-Griffintown condos actually blend with the industrial vernacular of the canal – unlike the suburbia-like catologue of styles that is currently Griffintown.
Ian 14:25 on 2019-05-01 Permalink
Wow you really haven’t been to suburbia lately, have you? Griffintown is practically Bauhausian compared to what’s going on in the latest Broccolini developments in the West Island.
qatzelok 23:43 on 2019-05-01 Permalink
I bike through all of Montreal’s suburbs regularly.
I especially like Pointe des Jejunes in Brossard.