Terrasse Dominion

Design

Alexandre Baldwin and La Firme

Production

2015

Photo

Allen McEachern

 

The terrace on the square

Taking its name from the historic park across the street, the Dominion Square Tavern has been a downtown Montreal landmark for 100 years. The design of its terrace, like the Tavern itself, is a tribute to the surrounding Golden Square Mile.

Not only is the terrace designed to last and look great doing it, thanks to its sectional aluminum construction it only takes a few hours to install or disassemble. The 22-seat terrace has been cited by the City of Montreal as an example of the esthetic levels that can be attained while still meeting city ordinances and standards.

Outdoor terrace of a restaurant in downtown Montreal. Canopy white and black canvas with structure built in Ipe and black painted steel. Art Deco gilded moldings hand painted
Outdoor terrace of a restaurant in downtown Montreal. Awning in white and black canvas. Black marble table with Parisian bistro chair. Art Deco hand-painted gold moldings
Low-angle view of the railing of the restaurant terrace. Vertical panels in black painted aluminum with hand-painted Art Deco-inspired moldings.
Outdoor terrace of a restaurant in downtown Montreal. Awning in white and black canvas. Black marble table with Parisian bistro chair. Art Deco gilded moldings hand painted
Outdoor terrace of a restaurant in downtown Montreal. Awning in white and black canvas. Black marble table with Parisian bistro chair. Art Deco gilded moldings hand painted
Outdoor terrace of a restaurant in downtown Montreal. Awning in white and black canvas. Black marble table with Parisian bistro chair. Art Deco gilded moldings hand painted