Completed in 1962 after plans prepared by Marshall and Merrett Architects, the McIntyre Building houses McGill University’s Faculty of Medicine. An iconic circular tower and a fixture of the...
Thomson House, formerly known as Maison Charles-Édouard Gravel (Gravel House), was built in 1934 by architects Jean-Julien Perrault and Joseph-Roméo Gadbois[1].
Named after a prominent Chairman of the Department of Chemistry who was active in research during World War II, the Otto Maass Chemistry Building was built between 1964 and 1966. Otto Maass...
In 1892, James Ross commissioned Bruce Price, a renowned American architect, who also designed McGill's Royal Victoria College and the Chateau Frontenac in Quebec City, to build a house for him on...
The small animal research unit (SARU), with a housing system for rodent animal models, guinea pigs, neonatal pigs and rabbits, is a Faculty facility that provides resources for small-animal models...
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