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Griffintown is undergoing unprecedented urban development. To respond to its densification and provide its residents with a better urban experience, public spaces are being redesigned and infrastructure is being upgraded in 2021.

When completed, the William and Saint-Thomas retention facilities will reduce the frequency and amount of untreated wastewater discharged into the St. Lawrence River during major rainstorms. Two parks will be created above the retention basins.

Montréal has a tradition of public art. The art bears witness to various eras of its history. With this in mind, the city is taking advantage of redevelopment projects to create a public art collection that will connect Griffintown to Vieux Montréal.

Several infrastructure reconstruction projects are planned for Griffintown during the coming years. They will affect waterlines and sewers, as well as Hydro-Québec, Énergir and telecommunications networks.

The Parc Bassin-à-Bois will enhance the green spaces in the Griffintown neighbourhood. The project will include refrigerated skating rink, a universally accessible service pavilion and landscaping inspired by the site’s historic character.

Construction work on underground infrastructure and for the transformation of the public realm is currently underway on Rue Peel in Griffintown.

Urban design projects are underway in order to create a pleasant neighbourhood, one where individuals and families can thrive and new businesses can be established. Learn about the different initiatives underway and projects already completed.

Lachine-Est is a vast territory of 63.8 hectares to be developed. This cradle of Canadian industrialization is surrounded by the Lachine Canal to the south, 6e Avenue to the west, rue Victoria to the north and the Canadian Pacific Railway to the east.

The strategy to develop 12,000 social and affordable housing units has a strong track record. Since its adoption in 2018, Montréal has supported the creation and renovation of thousands of housing units, and put in place diverse tools to achieve this goal. Here is a brief summary of the results.