Built in 1908, this 6-storey office building was renovated in 1990. It is located in the area known as "the Old Faubourg des Récollets", the district joining Old Montreal to the heart of the lower town. This neighbourhood is delimited in the north by Saint-Antoine Street, in the east by McGill street, in the south by the de la Commune Street and in the west by the Bonaventure highway. Within this quadrilateral, the building is located south of Saint-Maurice Street, west of Longueuil Street, north of William Street and east of Saint-Henri Street.

In the past, these boundaries included two regions: the northern most "the Old Faubourg des Récollets", was one of the first suburbs of Montreal. It was located just west of the fortifications, creating a triangular area contained within McGill, Saint-Antoine and William streets. The "petit séminaire des Sulpiciens" with its vast gardens was built here at the beginning of the 19th century. Its ruins can still be seen today.

The building, with a surface area of seventy-four thousand five hundred and ninety-five (74,595) square feet, contains offices with surface areas varying between 600 and 5,000 square feet. It is equipped with an alarm system linked to a security station, fire extinguishers, manual stations and a sprinkler system. It also has a security system with cameras, two elevators and a magnetic card access system. It also has a loading dock to receive merchandise. Forty parking spaces are reserved for the tenants of the building.

The building is easily accessible from the Champlain and Victoria bridges as well as by the Ville-Marie and Bonaventure highways. Because the building is located in the "zone du commerce", the tenants are subject to governmental subsidies.

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