Projects
Projects
As a major player who contributed to the revitalization of Old Montreal, Gestion Georges Coulombe now stands as a dynamic agent of change in rapidly developing sectors. These new projects are a continuation of its commitment to creating innovative and functional spaces while preserving the essence of each location.
St-Denis Space
Georges Coulombe Management has signed the first two phases of this collaborative project with France Film for the development of the St-Denis Space, which includes the France Film Tower and the cabaret-theater that opened its doors in the fall of 2022.
The new cabaret-theater allows the projection of continuous images in 360 degrees and a sound and video capture of first quality that can be broadcast all over the world. With the opening of the Le Molière restaurant and the addition of reception rooms, this space is a must in the Latin Quarter.
This collaboration will continue with the third phase, which is the upgrading of the ancestral main hall of the St-Denis Theatre.
Urban hotel - Olympic Park
Gestion Georges Coulombe unveils its project to build a new urban hotel on the site
emblematic of the Olympic Park. Erected on the site of the Starcité cinema, this hotel preserving 6
cinemas plans to offer between 180 and 200 rooms, as well as a spacious multifunctional room
capable of accommodating up to 1000 people.
As a major player who has contributed to the revitalization of Old Montreal, Gestion Georges
Coulombe is now asserting itself as an agent of dynamic change in this rapidly growing sector
boiling. This new project is part of the continuity of its commitment to shaping spaces
innovative and functional, while preserving the essence of each place.
ADISQ
GGC is proud to welcome ADISQ to its building located at 1679-1681 St-Denis Street. ADISQ’s administrative offices will occupy the entirety of the 10,000 square feet available in the building, including the area added to the rear of the building. Restoration work is underway, and ADISQ’s relocation to the Latin Quarter is scheduled for the end of 2024.
Design: FABG Architects
ENH
The École nationale de l’humour (National School of Humor) will acquire 1635-1643 Saint-Denis with financial assistance from the Quebec government, announced last Friday. This relocation will allow the institution to meet its space needs while anchoring itself in the heart of the Latin Quarter, thereby reinforcing its role as a major cultural hub in the area.
Gestion Georges Coulombe is proud to lead this project, in collaboration with Les Architectes FABG, to offer ENH the opportunity to acquire a building that fully meets their expectations. GGC once again positions itself as a vector of revitalization in this bustling neighborhood.
Design: FABG Architects
