Commercial Project | Currency Exchange
Globex 2000 World Trade Centre
A currency exchange branch in the glass-roofed atrium of the World Trade Centre Montréal, where a classic stone storefront opens onto a client hall of rich wood panelling, green marble, and warm, polished light.
The Project
Classic materials, composed for everyday service.
Set along the brick-paved promenade of the World Trade Centre Montréal, beneath its glass roof and lantern-lit facades, the Globex 2000 branch presents a composed stone storefront. A curved brushed-metal sign lit by black gooseneck lamps crowns glass double doors framed in dark wood, with the Bureau de change lettering and a branded flag marking the entrance.
Inside, the client hall is wrapped in mahogany-toned panelling and crown moulding above a green marble floor laid in an octagonal pattern. Teller windows with glass partitions and green marble counters line one wall, while teal leather banquettes, a marble ledge, and a globe-bulb chandelier at the entrance bring a calm, refined sense of order. Behind the glass, a backlit Globex 2000 sign anchors the service area.
- Client
- Globex 2000
- Location
- World Trade Centre Montréal, Montréal, Quebec
- Scope
- Storefront, client hall, teller counters, waiting area
- Category
- Commercial Project, Commercial
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The project in detail.
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The Storefront
A stone frontage and illuminated entrance on the atrium promenade.
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The Client Hall
Wood panelling, green marble, teller windows, and leather banquettes.
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The Atrium Setting
Lanterns, a grand staircase, and the glass-roofed promenade around the branch.
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