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Hôtel Gault
Montréal
YH2 Architecte and Fournier Gersovitz
Moss Architect
Contemporary comfort lends luxury to
tourism

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Emerging from the transformation of a
commercial building, this hotel is uncluttered by ostentation
and defined by spaciousness, light, and balance of architectural
features.
Elements of the original structure are
brought into focus by a vast open space on the ground floor
with cast-iron columns and colossal windows. The Beaux-Arts-style
building is presented in a contemporary language in which
the raw materials of steel, concrete, stucco, and wood are
balanced with the original elements.
The thirty rooms act as architectural
laboratories in which occupants are free to modify the rooms
at will, using a series of mobile elements: folding screens,
draperies, large sliding panels, and furniture on casters.
The rooms have an open plan and provide luxury and comfort
to visitors.
Formal name
of Project:
Hôtel Gault
Location:
Montréal, Canada
Gross square
footage:
23 100 sq ft
Owner:
Terra Incognita www.hotelgault.com
Architect:
YH2 Architecte
281 Bélanger
Montréal (Québec) Canada, H2S 1E6
phone : 1-514-272-7592
fax : 1-514-272-8865
www.yh2architecture.com
Fournier, Gersovitz, Moss et Ass. Architectes
1435, rue Saint-Alexandre, suite 1000
Montréal (Québec) Canada, H3A 2G4
phone : 1-514-393-9490
fax : 1-514-393-9498
Paul Bernier, Architecte
2083 Beaudry, suite 5
Montréal (Québec) Canada, H2L 3G4
phone : 1-514-258-4440
fax : 1-514-598-5461
www.paulbernier.com
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