The new architectural landmark faces the gorgeous Place Jean-Paul-Riopelle. It is designed for five different uses, with 151 condos, 314 rental apartments, a hotel with 193 rooms under the banner of Marriott’s exclusive Autograph Collection, 57,000 ft² of office space and 17,000 ft² of commercial space that will include two restaurants. 

“The varied use of the space means Humaniti offers a very different lifestyle from what’s considered the norm in Montréal and even in Canada,” explains Stéphane Côté, President of DevMcGill, a division of COGIR Real Estate. “We designed this project with the optimal well-being of each occupant in mind. Unlike some luxury residences that offer limited services, we wanted the entire design to put people first. We also wanted to simplify daily life for residents by providing access to hotel services. The condos are located near the hotel, encouraging interaction between the two as they both share the spa, pool and stunning terrace.” 

The largest tower’s upper levels, from the 26^th to 39^th floors, are home to the condominiums. This ingenious placement gives residents a spectacular view of the city. Ten light-filled penthouses, two of which already have already been sold, make up the top three floors of the tower. The penthouses feature innovative layouts; are constructed with high-quality, environmentally friendly materials and top-end finishes; and boast a connected, smart environment. Every detail has been carefully thought out to create an exceptional living space that promotes the well-being of its residents.

Premium features for penthouse residents

Penthouse owners enjoy unparalleled comfort and a number of exclusive benefits. These special advantages include use of a shared Tesla Model S, Les Clefs d’Or concierge service, valet service and exclusive access to all hotel services: housekeeping, laundry service, gourmet meals delivered to their door and more. Humaniti will also have its own mobile app that residents can use to reserve services or activities at the complex. “We’re aiming for LEED and WELL certification. The first is the international standard for the design, construction and operation of sustainable, high-efficiency buildings, and the second is a construction standard based entirely on people’s health and well-being,” says Stéphane Côté. The H in Humaniti really does stand for putting the human element first.

The complex will open its doors in 2020.