Bell Telephone Building

The Bell Telephone Building stands at 96 meters tall with 22 floors, featuring a steel frame structure and classical architectural elements throughout its exterior.

Between 1927 and 1929, architects Barott and Blackader designed this building to serve as the head office for the Bell Telephone Company in Montreal.

The structure represents the expansion of telecommunications in Canada, marking the period when communication networks became central to urban development.

Located at 1050 Beaver Hall Hill, the building contains 237,782 square feet of office space and underwent substantial renovations in 1980.

The building incorporates steel frame construction methods that were advanced for its time, setting standards for future commercial architecture in Montreal.

Location: Quebec

Inception: 1929

Floors above the ground: 22

GPS coordinates: 45.50230,-73.56450

Latest update: March 8, 2025 05:50