Maison Alcan is a heritage complex at 1188 Sherbrooke Street West in Montréal’s Golden Square Mile. Its public atrium combines art, a café and event space in a modern setting. Take time to look around: artworks appear throughout, including a colourful bathroom designed by artist Marie-Claude Marquis on the first floor of the atrium. The venue is also used for meetings and celebrations. If you plan to drive, contact Maison Alcan first for directions to its on-site parking, as access can be difficult to find.
Art throughout the complex
Maison Alcan brings together a public atrium, café and event venue at 1188 Sherbrooke Street West. Art is found across the space, so take time to look beyond the main atrium as you explore.
On the first floor of the atrium, artist Marie-Claude Marquis created a colourful bathroom. It is one of the complex’s distinctive works of art.
Events and parking access
The venue is used for meetings, special events and celebrations. Its mix of public and event spaces gives the complex several purposes within the Golden Square Mile.
On-site parking is available, but finding its entrance can be difficult. Contact Maison Alcan directly before driving there to ask for current access directions.
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Where is Maison Alcan?
It is at 1188 Sherbrooke Street West in Montréal’s Golden Square Mile.
What can you see at Maison Alcan?
Artworks are placed throughout the complex. The first-floor atrium bathroom, designed by artist Marie-Claude Marquis, is a colourful work of art.
Does Maison Alcan have on-site parking?
Yes. Contact Maison Alcan directly for directions to the parking access before your visit.
