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ProfileOriginally a rather unattractive Brutalist building, the ITHQ was
redesigned in 2005 by the architects of Lapointe Magne and
Aedifica. The new "skin" has a dual role - it gives the building
a more attractive "shell" and actually helps conserve heat (not
a trivial use considering Montreal's climate).
Dining on PremisesRestaurant de l'Institut (Market Cuisine)
(514) 282-5161:
Since the ITHQ is also a culinary school, the student
restaurant's presence on the ground floor (clearly
visible from the street) is logical.
Trivia- The original (1970's) design of the ITHQ was "awarded" the Lemon award
by the Société d'architecture de Montréal
for one of the worst new buildings in the city
Information last updated: 19/Nov/2008 | Photos Institut de tourisme et d'hôtelerie du Québec: View from St-Denis
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