Lesson 12- Over the Mountain Flashcards
which were the first large scale public gardens in montreal?
the 2 cemeteries on the mountain
where did the department stores used to be?
old montreal
new ogilvy and old ogilvy architect and year?
david ogilvy, 1909, 1896
Mount Stephen club architect and year?
W.T Thomas, 1880-83
Le Chateau apartments architects and year?
Ross and Macdonald 1924
Acadia apartments architect and year?
David R Brown, 1924-25
what is a terracotta building?
premade, cheaper
what is a good example of a major shift in the area of sherbrooke west (over the mountain)?
the linton house, old behind and new in front
what is the golden square mile?
The Golden Square Mile (French: Le Mille Carré Doré) or more simply the “Square Mile” is the nostalgic name given to a small neighbourhood developed principally between 1850 and 1930 at the foot of Mount Royal, in the west-central section of downtown Montreal, Canada. In its day, those who lived there and Montrealers alike, referred to the area as ‘Uptown’ or ‘New Town’.[1] It was only from the 1930s that Montrealers began to refer to it as the “Square Mile”. The addition of ‘Golden’ was a comparatively modern twist, added from the 1950s by Montreal’s real estate brokers, but this was long after its golden era had passed.
originally sherbrooke st was very ____ but then it became _____
quiet, appartment buildings for rich people from westmount to have a place in downtown montreal
Sofitel Hotel why is it important?
it started a kind of consciousness of architectural conservation (used to be Van Horne House)— start of Heritage Montreal
Ross House is which faculty of McGill?
law faculty
Ross House architect and year?
Bruce Price, 1890, french castle style–trademark of the CPR
Charles Hosmer house, architect, style and year?
Edward Maxwell, 1900-01, Hosmer was manager of CPR, beaux arts architecture, each room is different style (medieval, french renaissance, etc)— faculty of medicine
Andrew Allen House, architects and year?
Rotch and Tilden (boston company), 1890