70 Laurier Avenue East, Ottawa, ON K1N 6N5

Hamelin Hall

Building Information

Hamelin Hall is a five-storey building that opened in 1996. The building was named after Dr. Marcel Hamelin, who worked for five decades at the University of Ottawa as, among other things, a history professor, Dean of the Faculty of Arts, and President and Vice-Chancellor. Hamelin Hall is home to the Faculty of Arts and the associated Classical and Religious Studies department, the School of Translation and Interpretation, Modern Languages and Literatures, Philosophy, English, Linguistics, the Centre for Language Learning, and the Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute.

Building code and Facilities Management zone

006, FM zone 2

Accessibility

Floor plans

Please select one of the floor options below to find information about barrier-free paths, entrances, elevators and more.

Accessible map - Hamelin level 0
Accessible map - Hamelin level 0

What you can find on this floor

  • Classrooms, offices, a research lab, The Entrepreneurship Hub, and the Julien Couture Resource Centre

Washrooms

  • 033B, 033D; single stall, accessible

  • 04, 06; multi-stall, accessible

Passenger elevators

  • 01E (2)
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Accessible map - Hamelin level 5
Accessible map - Hamelin level 5

What you can find on this floor

  • A meeting room, a seminar room, offices, and the Faculty of Arts Writing Centre

Washrooms

  • 513; single stall, accessible
  • 512, 514; multi-stall, not accessible

Passenger elevators

  • 500B (2)
View PDF floor plan

Services found at HMN

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