Paper Hill: Where Presses Once Ran
Our building was built in 1913 in Montréal's historic Paper Hill printing district, once home to the presses and print shops that gave the neighborhood its name. Its eleven storeys and large multi-pane windows are a striking example of “daylight factory architecture”, a style found in industrial buildings across North America in the early twentieth century. Classified as a heritage site in 1985, it was later transformed into modern residential lofts. Today, that same spirit of craftsmanship and light lives on in every corner of our café.
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