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Senate of Canada Building
1media/Intro2_thumb.png2019-12-06T17:03:20-08:00Syenne Holderbd07c02fc3584149c60c18cba5a5699db6f5eff3358167Senate of Canada Building, as seen from the Château Laurier.plain2023-08-30T13:37:01-07:00Maegen Sargentf8c37f900ecb77afe0a6ed383bd0b77ea6c1266b
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12019-11-25T07:32:13-08:00Introduction32Syenne Holder - P1plain2023-08-30T13:36:40-07:00Ottawa Union Station, the Government Conference Centre, and now the Senate of Canada Building, this building at 2 Rideau St. in Ottawa, Ontario has lived as the home of many functions. Its recent adaptation is the accommodation of the Senate of Canada while the Centre Block of the Parliament Buildings is under rehabilitation. Located across from the Château Laurier and beside the Rideau Canal, this building is hard to miss as a part of Canada's Parliamentary Precinct.
Transitioning from a public building, to a private building, and now a public building with private areas, the Senate of Canada uses this space not only to continue its operations, but also to continue to involve the people in the growth of Canada. The new home of the Senate is vastly different in its architectural forms, aesthetics, and progression through the main public spaces. Thus, in comparison to the previous home of the Senate, the current Senate of Canada Building is an adaptable space that is a better site for the Senate because of its mesh of heritage and modern components.
Watch the video below detailing the building's recent transformation.
