Complexe Maisonneuve

The Complexe Maisonneuve is a modern office complex in downtown Montreal, located in the Quartier international across from Square Victoria. The ensemble consists of two identical high-rises, each with 28 floors and a height of 128 meters, built in 1983. The two towers, 600 De la Gauchetière Ouest and 1001 Robert-Bourassa, are architecturally coordinated and house the headquarters of well-known companies such as the National Bank of Canada and Investissement Québec. Here you'll find a central hub of the city's infrastructure, directly connected to the famous Underground City and the Square-Victoria-OACI Metro station.