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Henry F. Hall Building (Concordia) , Images

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Building's name

Henry F. Hall Building (Concordia)


Location / address
1455, boulevard de Maisonneuve West
Montréal
Quebec, Canada

  Near Metro station Guy-Concordia
Borough
Ville-Marie (Downtown)

12 Floors

Architect


Duschenes & Fish Architectes/D.F.S  
 Ross
Year of construction
1966

Building type
Skyscrapers , Schools and Universities

Last update:
2008-09-09

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Henry F. Hall Building (Concordia)

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   Historical Milestones about Montreal, What did append the same year (1966 ) See section History of Montreal
  • International exhibition
  • Inauguration of Montreal subway
  • Opening of the Décarie motorway

  Building who construction ends the same year( 1966 )


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