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|name = Mining Building | |name = Lassonde Mining Building | ||
|image = Mining Building.JPG | |image = Mining Building.JPG | ||
|alt = Mining Building | |alt = Lassonde Mining Building | ||
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|office3 = Institute for Biomaterials and Biomedical Engineering | |office3 = Institute for Biomaterials and Biomedical Engineering | ||
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The '''Mining Building''' at 176 College Street is one of the original buildings of the [[School of Practical Science]]. Completed in 1905, the Mining Building was designed by Mr. Francis Riley Heakes and Mr. Frank Darling, Chief Architects of the Public Works Department. The final cost of the building at its completion was $384,736. The building is designated as a Heritage Property for its importance as a major work of Edwardian Classicism. | The '''Lassonde Mining Building''' at 176 College Street is one of the original buildings of the [[School of Practical Science]]. Completed in 1905, the Mining Building was designed by Mr. Francis Riley Heakes and Mr. Frank Darling, Chief Architects of the Public Works Department. The final cost of the building at its completion was $384,736. The building is designated as a Heritage Property for its importance as a major work of Edwardian Classicism. | ||
In November 2011, a $20-million renovation project to convert previously unusable attic space into an interdisciplinary design studio was completed. | In November 2011, a $20-million renovation project to convert previously unusable attic space into an interdisciplinary design studio was completed. | ||
==Departments and Offices== | ==Departments and Offices== | ||