Since the delivery six years ago of the island of colorful NoLiStra towers, nestled between the Star Park and the St. Urbain Cemetery, a last commercial cell remained eternally empty. It has just found a buyer: a Korean restaurant will open its doors by the end of the year at the foot of the powdered pink tower.
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Since the delivery six years ago of the island of colorful NoLiStra towers, nestled between the Star Park and the St. Urbain Cemetery, a last commercial cell remained eternally empty. It has just found a buyer: a Korean restaurant will open its doors by the end of the year at the foot of the powdered pink tower.