Vieux-Pointe-aux-Trembles: Revitalization of Notre-Dame Street

The Technopôle spans two million square feet and the sustainable development and urban revitalization project to convert the former Angus Shops has been a resounding success. The development includes family and student housing, office space, several businesses in close proximity, a CLSC and much more. The project carried the SDA team’s signature and was designed to meet the community’s needs.

A Model for the Future

With the Technopôle soon to be completed, the SDA turned its attention to East Montreal for its future urban revitalization projects.

The first stage: converting Notre-Dame Street in Vieux-Pointe-aux-Trembles. The town centre is already bustling thanks to the Old Mill, the Maison du Citoyen and its gazebo, the Centre Roussin, historic residences, well-established businesses, a church and presbytery and the Place du Village (town square). Of course, let's not forget the beautiful river front, beach and river shuttle.

In Harmony with the Area

What’s the best approach to revitalizing the sector?

• Meeting and consulting with local residents, business owners and organizations.
• Ensuring that the district reflects the Pointe-aux-Trembles identity.
• Collaborating with the borough and stakeholders to design an inclusive project that meets the area’s real needs.

Building and Dreaming Together

What will emerge from this great movement?

• A tight-knit community
• An emphasis on local history
• Office space for businesses
• Friendly local business establishments
• Large, bright housing units

Join in our Process

Residents, businesses and organizations alike are invited to participate in an open discussion and exchange in Courtepointe to explore the needs and wishes of all involved. Your participation is critical to the success of this revitalization project. It’s a great opportunity to contribute to reviving Notre-Dame Street!

Courtepointe

12009 Notre-Dame Street East

Friday and Saturday — 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

From October 2 to December 19, 2020

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Want to learn more about other urban revitalization projects? Have a look at this article from the Institut du Nouveau Monde (in French Only).