An exterior nighttime image captures a multi-story building at the intersection of Square Victoria and Rue Saint-Antoine Ouest in Montreal, Canada, specifically facing **700 Saint-Antoine Street West**

An exterior nighttime image captures a multi-story building at the intersection of Square Victoria and Rue Saint-Antoine Ouest in Montreal, Canada, specifically facing **700 Saint-Antoine Street West**. The prominent structure features a curved corner facade, illuminated by distinct horizontal bands of warm white lighting on each floor and vertical lighting along its columns. Most windows appear dark. In the foreground, a dark, paved public square, likely composed of paver blocks, extends across the bottom. Several dark, U-shaped bicycle racks are visible on the ground. A low, dark metal railing, supported by posts, spans horizontally, separating the foreground from a slightly elevated area containing four light-colored, rounded concrete or stone bollards. In the midground, a street intersection is indicated by a traffic light displaying a red signal. Several tall street lamps emit warm yellow light, illuminating parts of the street and adjacent sidewalks. To the far right, a tall flagpole displays a Canadian flag, partially visible, below which a blue-glowing street light is positioned. Additional buildings with illuminated windows are visible in the background, further down the street to the right of the main structure. The sky is dark and clear, indicating night. No people or vehicles are discernible.