Science Building / Buller Building, University of Manitoba
| Address: | 45 Chancellors Circle |
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| Current Use: | Educational |
| Constructed: | 1931-1932 |
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The Science Building (45 Chancellors Circle) was constructed at the University of Manitoba’s Fort Garry Campus to house scientific teaching and research. The four storey brick and limestone building was designed by Arthur Stoughton, the former head of the University of Manitoba’s Department of Architecture, and Gilbert C. Parfitt, Manitoba’s provincial architect.
The structure’s design has elements of the Collegiate Gothic style, similar to the Arts Building (173 Dafoe Road) which was also designed by Stoughton and Parfitt. The interior featured fine marble, wood, and metal detailing.
The cornerstone laying ceremony was performed by Dr. A. B. Baird in Spring 1932.
The building was later renamed the Buller Building to commemorate botanist A. H. Reginald Buller.
Design Characteristics
| Materials: | brick, limestone, marble, metal, wood |
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| Height: | 4 storeys |
| Style: | Collegiate Gothic |
- Four storey brick and limestone building
- Fine marble, wood, and metal interior detailing