Accessible entrance
This building has an automated accessible entrance door.
Guy-De Maisonneuve Building
Location: 1550 De Maisonneuve St. W.
Building overview
Completed in 1966 above the Guy-Concordia metro station, the Guy-De Maisonneuve Building was one of Montreal’s first developments to integrate directly with the city’s expanding metro system. This modernist concrete and glass building originally featured commercial spaces at street level and offices above.
Today, the 11-storey building hosts administrative offices and academic spaces, including studios and classrooms for the Contemporary Dance, Theatre and Music departments. Major renovations in 2011 modernized the exterior with an energy-efficient glass curtain wall and restored a 1966 mural by artist Claude Théberge.
The building is connected to the Engineering, Computer Science and Visual Arts Integrated Complex (EV) and Guy-Concordia metro via underground tunnels.
Building accessibility
Accessible building elevator
This building entrance is equipped with an accessible elevator.
Departments
Services
- Access Centre for Students with Disabilities
- Facilities Management
- Financial Aid and Awards Office
- Financial Services
- Graduate Studies
- Health Services
- Institute for Co-operative Education
- International Students Office
- Office of the President
- Office of the Provost and Vice-President, Academic
- Office of the Vice-President, Research, Innovation and Impact
- Office of the Vice-President, Services and Sustainability
- Ombuds Office
- University Communications Services
