Complexe Chaussegros-de-Léry, Architectural structure in Old Montreal, Canada.
The Complexe Chaussegros-de-Léry is a modern building on Rue Notre-Dame Est that houses government offices, shops, and apartments in a single structure. The design integrates these different uses into one cohesive architectural composition.
The building was designed by architect Dan Hanganu and received recognition as part of Quebec's heritage property. This designation honors its contribution to Montreal's architectural identity and its connection to the historic district.
The building reflects Montreal's contemporary architectural evolution while maintaining connections to the surrounding historical district of Old Montreal.
The complex is easily reached by public transportation and offers indoor parking for visitors. Those seeking information can call (514) 878-3787.
The building brings together three completely different functions within a single structure in an unusual way. This mixture of government offices, shops, and homes in close proximity is less common than one might expect.
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