Pour un espace plus vert

Greener
and better

One of the distinctive features of the building is its state-of-the-art energy and environmental management program, which includes comprehensive recycling (paper, glass, metal and plastic) and composting services for tenants.

Boma Certified LEED Canada EB:O&M, Le 1500 is one of the most energy efficient office buildings in Montreal.

Assessment criteria for the certification include energy efficiency and air quality, water efficiency and consumption, use of materials and recycling, indoor environmental quality and ecological outdoor landscaping.
Boma The Environment Prize honors the building where environmental considerations are of utmost importance, such as, the reduction of environmental risks, the eco-cleaning and air quality, the recycling, to name a few.
Boma "BOMA BEST - Platinum" level awarded by BOMA (Building Owners and Managers Association) Canada. This honour is given for performance excellence, low energy consumption and outstanding management. It is a remarkable achievement, especially considering that only 1% of buildings in Quebec earn this distinction.
Energia Winner of an Énergia award in the "Old Building/Improved Energy Efficiency" category for superior results in terms of heating, cooling and air-conditioning technologies.
Micro habitat MicroHabitat takes root at Le 1500 and the Centre Eaton de Montréal
Le 1500 is proud to participate in MicroHabitat's urban agriculture project, which is taking root on the rooftops of Le 1500 and Le Centre Eaton de Montréal. Featuring several pots of seasonal herbs, fruits and vegetables, these urban gardens contribute to the green spaces of downtown Montreal, as well as to sustainable development efforts with the production of 100% ecological and local products.

Harvested weekly by MicroHabitat's experienced team, the produce from the gardens not only contributes to improving the environment, but also to the community. Each harvest is donated to Dans La Rue, a local non-profit organization that helps homeless and at-risk youth.

To learn more about these urban gardens, visit microhabitat.ca.

1500 is committed to taking concrete action to protect the environment