Lesson 14- La Petite-Patrie

Question 1

who did 3 important schools in la petite patrie?

Answer 1

ernest cormier

Question 2

Casa D’italia architect and year?

Answer 2

Patsy Colangelo, 1936, fascist architecture

Question 3

good example of the transformation of the urbain environment at the edge of jean talon market:

Answer 3

St George’s Antiochian church, Gariepy, Payette and Crevier architects, 1939-40

Question 4

Holy Family church info:

Answer 4

built by Duplessis, Labelle and Derome, 1964-65, anglophone church, weird and modern

Question 5

Sainte Cecile church!!! info

Answer 5

Gascon and Parent architects, 1928, end of the trend of the neoromanesque churches

Question 6

Sainte Cecile school info

Answer 6

1928 also, typical 20s school, 1 entry for boys and 1 for boys

Question 7

Jean Talon market was created when and what was it called before?

Answer 7

1930s and it was called Marché Nord

Question 8

Shamrock building next to JT market use:

Answer 8

meat inspection

Question 9

first real wave of italians was in ?

Answer 9

1880

Question 10

Notre Dame de la Defense church architect

Answer 10

Guido Nincheri architect, not a valid architect, 1918-19, highly influenced by Florentine architecture

Question 11

Notre Dame de la Defense school info

Answer 11

Eugene Larose, 1933, only for girls

Question 12

2 neighborgood theatres on st denis and info:

Answer 12

Chateau Theatre, Rene Charbonneau, 1931-32- kind of complex, art deco style, store and apartment building also

Rivoli Theatre, Crighton architect, 1926

Question 13

good example of transition church from neo to modern:

Answer 13

Saint Arsene church, Dutrisac architect, 1954

Question 14

Cormier schools info:

Answer 14

Saint-Arsene school, 1922-23

Sainte-Julienne Falconieri school, 1924-25- vertical recessed, wing practically disappeared (only 3 units)

Anthelme-Verreau school, 1929-31, same structure but just 2 entrances, same time as Cormier was working on UDM

evolution from complicated 5 towers and sculptures to simple, abstract 2 towers and no sculptures

Question 15

major change in the 60s:

Answer 15

the car

Question 16

why is the plaza st hubert called that?

Answer 16

because there is a cinema called the plaza

Question 17

sainte ambroise church architect

Answer 17

ernest cormier, 1925, yellow brick, windows very important, even on the darkest days, very light inside, was never completed

Question 18

Beaubien metro station architect?

Answer 18

Roger D’Astous, 1962-66