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Le LOFT HOTEL Montreal
Le Loft Hotel St. Denis entrance designed by Jaime Bouzaglo
A stunning Montreal landmark, Le Loft Hotel combines fascinating architectural history with modern design by Jaime Bouzaglo and stylish amenities in the heart of downtown Montreal. Located in the famous “Quartier Latin” on the beautiful Terrace St-Denis Street, guests of Le Loft Hotel will enjoy world-class service, luxurious rooms and some of the best panoramic vistas of Montreal’s Quartier Latin, a unique place in North America. Well-appointed and fully equipped lofts, it offers the ideal solution for both short and long-term accommodation in Montreal.
Le Loft Hotel was designed to accommodate a double purpose, apart from the hotel services it specializes in reception and banquette halls. Jaime Bouzaglo was responsible to develop the design for the Lobby (entrance St-Denis street) and the design of the reception halls called “Espace Cormier” representing three spectacular event spaces.
Espace Sherbrooke: Upon entering Espace Sherbrooke, guests are welcomed into an unforgettable dramatic setting complete with flowing curtains, hidden ambient LED panel lighting, giant chandeliers and a showcase bar. From above, a beautiful mezzanine looks out onto the grand 3500 square foot venue with its impressive 25 foot high cathedral ceiling.
Espace Terrace St-Denis: At 4500 square feet, Espace Terrace St-Denis has seating capacity for over 250 people. Guests can relax and enjoy a drink in a uniquely designed, glamorous lounge area located in one of the room’s two soaring mezzanines.
Espace Ballroom: Those looking for a more intimate business setting can try Espace Cormier’s Ballroom. With a capacity for up to 100 guests, can be converted and customized with audio-visual technology and create an executive boardroom that provides an ideal setting for high-level confidential meetings, all-day business retreats or press conferences.
The building is historical, built in 1920 by Montreal’s preeminent architect, Ernest Cormier, the building is one of the city’s enduring Art Deco landmarks.
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- Le Loft Hotel | The Loft Hotel
- 334 Terrasse Saint-Denis
- Montréal (Québec) H2X 1E8
- Sans-Frais/Toll-Free: 1.888.414.LOFT
- Fax : 514.439.1819
- info@lofthotel.ca
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Le Loft Hotel reception area designed by Jaime Bouzaglo
Espace Cormier, Sherbrooke street entrance designed by Jaime Bouzaglo
Bar in Lobby area covered in lace details
Le Loft Hotel ballroom with its spectacular round staircase and water drop ceiling, designed by Jaime Bouzaglo
Dell’Arte condos in the heart of Montreal’s Festival district
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The dell’arte condominium project, the stylish new address at the heart of the exciting festival district, is officially open! The official opening of the Dell’Arte condominiums took place at the sales office located at 15 Sainte-Catherine St. East in Montréal. To mark the occasion, the promotional team of architect Guy Morand and designer Jaime Bouzaglo were on site with city officials to unveil this brand new project. Located at 109 Charlotte St., at the corner of Berger St., just steps from Ste-Catherine, it will undoubtedly be a popular stop in the Quartier des Spectacles! An avant-garde concept Featuring 33 units measuring 564 to 975 square feet each, on 7 floors, as well as underground parking, Dell’Arte reflects the elegant and modern signature style of its architect, Guy Morand, from Forme Studio. Inspired by its storied surroundings, the project explores the marriage of classic materials and contemporary architecture while respecting the historical identity of the neighbourhood. Inside, the talents of world- renowned designer Jaime Bouzaglo bring the living spaces to life with a keen sense of colour and style throughout the condominium! A stimulating lifestyle Set in the spectacular surroundings of Montréal’s vibrant Montreal Quartier des Spectacles, the Dell’Arte condominiums offer up healthy portions of culture and entertainment in an area simply brimming with life. Just steps from the comforts of their homes, residents will have access to the Place des Arts and the Latin Quarter, locations famous for their theatres, museums, bars, and shops, all strung together by lively streets promising daily discoveries and chance encounters. WIth its unique concept, quality construction and alluring aesthetic, Dell’Arte is destined to become the most sought-after address in the city!
For more information, see www.dellartecondos.com
Facts and Figures • Adress: 109 rue Charlotte, Montréal • Number of units available: 33 • Number of floors: 7 • Unit dimensions: From 564 square feet to 975 square feet • Ceiling height: 9 feet (in unfinished cement, loft style) • Important dates: • • • • Start of construction: Mid-September Pre-sales: September 2010 Official sales: September 15, 2010 Unit delivery: end of September, 2011 • Prices: from $180,000 to $350,000
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Montreal’s Fashionista’s come out to see Jean Paul Gaultier’s Expo
The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts develops and produces the first international exhibition devoted to the celebrated couturier The premiere opening at the MMBA called upon a rolling crowd of Montreal’s fashionistas, by invitation only, the line up wrapped around the block. Dressed in their most Gaultier inspired-ware, the atmosphere was electric.
Once approaching the entrance to the exposition, you could catch a glimpse of what was to come, as a blue hallow skimmed the ceiling at the top of the staircase.
More of a contemporary installation than a fashion retrospective, this major exhibition, which features 140 ensembles and numerous documents, is particularly innovative in the theatrical mise en scène and multimedia approach provided by UBU/Compagnie de création’s animated mannequins. “I think the way people dress today is a form of artistic expression. Saint Laurent, for instance, has made great art. Art lies in the way the whole outfit is put together. Take Jean Paul Gaultier. What he does is really art,” said Andy Warhol (Mondo Uomo, 1984). Initiated, developed, produced and circulated by the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts to mark the thirty‐fifth anniversary of the designer’s own label, this exploration of Jean Paul Gaultier’s creative world has been organized in collaboration with the Maison Jean Paul Gaultier, which provided the Museum with exclusive access to its archives.
“I wanted to create an exhibition on Jean Paul Gaultier more than any other couturier because of his great humanity,” explained Nathalie Bondil, Director and Chief Curator of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. “Beyond the technical virtuosity resulting from exceptional expertise in the various skills involved in haute couture, an unbridled imagination and ground‐breaking artistic collaborations, he offers an open‐minded vision of society, a crazy, sensitive, funny, sassy world in which everyone can assert his or her own identity, a world without discrimination, a unique ‘fusion couture.’ Beneath Jean Paul Gaultier’s wit and irreverence lie a true generosity of spirit and a very powerful message for society. His humanist aesthetic touches me deeply.”
The Museum is innovating by collaborating with the Quebec‐based UBU/Compagnie de création for the design and animation of a poetic, playful multimedia creation. Denis Marleau and Stéphanie Jasmin came up with the idea of animating thirty faces through an ingenious projection system. Wearing remarkable wigs and headdresses by Odile Gilbert, founder of the Atelier 68 in Paris, these mannequins are placed throughout the galleries, surprising visitors with their lifelike presence.
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The line up at the opening of the Jean Paul Gauthier exposition wrapped around the block
Cars dressed in traditional GaultierCrowds entering the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
Opening to the exposition
