- year :2001 - 2016
- Client : McAuslan
- size : 37 000 SQ FT
- location : Montréal, QC
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Project Info
The new facility has a total floor area of 3,470 m2 (37,370 ft2) including a state-of-the art brew house, fermentation tanks, bottling and packaging lines. The proximity of the Lachine Canal bike path provides a unique opportunity for the brewery to connect to the community. In 2002, an outdoor terrace was constructed between the building and the bike path. Easily accessible by cyclists and in-line skaters, the terrace has become a convivial gathering point for the entire neighbourhood. As the success of the terrace grows, amenities have been added; a small performance stage, an outdoor bar, a festive canopy and flower beds. When the popularity of the terrace exploded, still more infrastructure was needed: a kitchen, a walk-in beer fridge and additional toilets were installed in 2012. These most recent improvements are housed in recycled, marine shipping containers, painted the iconic McAuslan red.
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