New Maison de Radio-Canada, Broadcasting house in Montreal, Canada.
The New Maison de Radio-Canada is a modern media complex at the corner of Papineau and René-Lévesque, combining production studios, offices, and broadcasting facilities under one roof. The structure includes rooftop gardens and water and energy conservation systems that support daily operations.
This facility was completed in 2019 and replaced the original broadcasting house that operated from the 1970s onward. The new construction marked a turning point in Montreal's broadcast infrastructure and was developed by the Broccolini group.
The facility produces French and English content that reaches audiences across the country. You can sense the daily work of broadcasters and technicians moving through the space to create radio, television, and digital programming.
The facility is located at an accessible spot with public transit and pedestrian areas nearby. Plan your visit on weekdays when production activity is most active throughout the space.
The rooftop features garden spaces that serve both energy efficiency and provide breathing room for staff and occasional visitors. This integration of nature into a technical media hub creates an unexpected oasis in the middle of city bustle.
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