Loft St-James

The Loft St-James in Montreal is a heritage-protected building in the downtown core, originally built as the largest Methodist church in Canada. Designed by Alexander Francis Dunlop in the Gothic Revival style, the structure now houses a modern loft concept. You can admire the historic facade, which was uncovered again after an extensive restoration, as well as a new public square. The building is known for its distinctive architecture, which includes a false apse and an organ by Casavant Frères. As a National Historic Site of Canada, it combines religious history with urban living space near the McGill metro station.