Architecture of Montreal

1923 – Caron Building, Rue de Bleury, Montreal, Quebec

Architect: MacVicar & Heriot

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Designed by partnership of Donald Norman MacVicar (1869-1929) and John Charles Allison Heriot (1862-1921). This building was built after the new municipal bill of 1901 that limited commercial skyscraper’s height at 10 floors or 130 feet. This regulation was in force until 1923 and marked the second generation of skyscrapers in Montreal.

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Published May 18, 2026

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