University Centre (UCU)

85 University Private, Ottawa, ON, Canada.

University Centre building

Building Information

Jock Turcot University Centre, or University Centre familiarly, is a four-storey, two-basement building that was completed in 1973. The building is named in memory of Francis James “Jock” Turcot, a leader in the Canadian student movement of the 1960s and former President of the Students’ Union of The University of Ottawa. University Centre was designed as a gathering space for the entire campus community. An auditorium, a bookstore, conference rooms, cafeteria, study, commercial, office and communal spaces are located throughout the building.

Building code and Facilities Management zone

  • 008, FM zone 4

Accessibility

Floor Plans

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

What you can find on this floor

  • docUcentre, offices of the University of Ottawa Students’ Union (UOSU), and the UOSU Food Bank.

Washrooms

  • 0011, 0012; single stall, not accessible

Note: These washrooms are for staff only and are not accessible to the public.

  • 0019, 0020; multi-stall, not accessible

Note: These washrooms are for staff only and are not accessible to the public.

  • 0056, 0057; multi-stall, not accessible

Note: These washrooms are for staff only and are not accessible to the public.

Passenger elevators

  • 0027C
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Accessible map of UCU level 00
Accessible map - UCU level 00

Services found at UCU

If you find a discrepancy with any of the information on this page, please contact Facilities Client Support at [email protected]