| Lights on Place
d'Armes, historic heart of Old Montréal |
As
soon as dusk falls,
the statue of Maisonneuve lights up.
Then the lights turn on the buildings in Place d'Armes, from the
oldest to the newest.
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Subtle
lighting showcases
the clock on Old Montréal's
oldest building, the Saint-Sulpice
Seminary, dating from 1684. |
The
low-angle light reveals the beauties of the stones of the old Seminary,
where the Sulpicians resided from the earliest days
of the French colony.
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The
celestial blue chosen for the lighting
of Notre-Dame Basilica emphasizes the majesty of this landmark—and
echoes the deep blue of its starry ceiling. |
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A
new landmark in the night sky,
the Aldred building stands
proud and bright. 
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| New York Life Insurance building |
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The
Sun and Moon move through
the hours on the beautiful clock of
the New York Life Insurance building. |
| Royal Trust building and the Bank of Montréal |
Sieur
de Maisonneuve
casts a long shadow on the facade
of the former Royal Trust building.
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The projectors
turn their golden
beams on the Bank of Montreal,
Canada's oldest bank. |
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