Westmount Square

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Westmount Square is a prominent mixed-use complex in Westmount, Quebec, designed by architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and known for its modernist office towers, residential buildings, and underground shopping concourse.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mixed-use complex
architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
architecturalStyle International Style
Modernist architecture
city Westmount
connectedTo Montreal Underground City
continent North America
country Canada
developer Ivanhoe Corporation
elevatorCount multiple elevators
floorCount 21
22
30
hasAmenity medical offices
professional services
restaurants
shopping mall
hasParkingFacility underground parking
hasPart Westmount Square Tower 1
Westmount Square Tower 2
Westmount Square Tower 3
Westmount Square Tower 4
office towers
residential buildings
underground shopping concourse
inception 1967
languageOfSurroundingArea English
French
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity City of Westmount
linked to: Westmount
locatedInMetropolitanArea Greater Montreal
linked to: Montreal region
locatedInTimeZone Eastern Time Zone
location Westmount, Quebec, Canada
material aluminum
glass
steel
notableFor black anodized aluminum cladding
curtain wall façade
integration with underground network
openingDate 1967
province Quebec
linked to: Quebec, Canada
publicTransitAccess Atwater station
Place-Saint-Henri station
use office
residential
retail

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Westmount, Quebec, Canada hasLandmark Westmount Square
Alexis Nihon Complex near Westmount Square
Atwater metro station hasEntrance Westmount Square
Atwater metro station connectedTo Westmount Square complex
linked to: Westmount Square
Atwater Avenue hasLandmark Westmount Square (nearby)
linked to: Westmount Square