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12018-01-28T00:59:58-08:00Osgoode Hall Law School6plain2018-01-28T03:35:24-08:00Osgoode Hall Law School is the home of the oldest Canadian law school. The law school started in its downtown location the 1820s. Due to space restrictions and a new requirement in the 1960s that law schools affiliate with universities, it relocated to York University campus in the mid-1960s. In 1968 the School became a faculty of the university. The building was designed by the Toronto architectural design firm, Marani, Routhwaite and Dick and was completed in 1969. Five stories tall, it is a low-rise building like many other buildings on campus. The building includes Brutalist elements such as precast concrete. It also has a flat roofline and brick cladding.