1 James Street North, Office building in Hamilton, Canada
The five-story structure at 1 James Street North features steel columns and floor-to-ceiling windows spanning fourteen feet at the plaza level.
The building opened in 1972 as the Bank of Montreal Pavilion, serving as headquarters until 1997 when the bank relocated to Main and Bay streets.
McMaster University Centre for Continuing Education occupies the first two floors, providing educational services to the Hamilton community since 2015.
The building connects to an underground parking facility that accommodates 1300 vehicles and maintains direct access to the Lloyd D Jackson Square complex.
Eight large Stelcoloy steel columns segment the glass windows on both east and west facades, creating a distinctive architectural pattern.
Location: Hamilton
Inception: 1972
GPS coordinates: 43.25728,-79.86901
Latest update: March 4, 2025 11:28
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