Pavillon Palasis-Prince, University building in Sainte-Foy–Sillery–Cap-Rouge, Canada.
Pavillon Palasis-Prince is a university building at Université Laval with multiple floors housing administrative offices, student services, and educational spaces for business programs. The structure also contains a theater with more than 600 seats for performances and cultural events.
The pavilion was designed in 1952 by architect Lucien Mainguy with support from a public fundraising campaign and provincial government backing. The project represented a key expansion of the university campus during that period.
The building houses the Faculty of Business Administration and displays artworks by local artists throughout its interior and exterior spaces. These artistic elements give the place a distinctive character beyond its academic purpose.
Students and faculty can access administrative services during designated hours, with food services operated by Sodexo available throughout the building. The location is easy to find and consolidates key services in one place for campus visitors.
The building contains sculptures by Marius Plamondon and Jacques Blouin displayed both inside and outside the structure. These artworks form an often-overlooked collection that enriches the campus environment.
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