Henry F. Hall Building

The Henry F. Hall Building is a university structure along De Maisonneuve Boulevard in Montreal housing classrooms, laboratories, and research spaces. The concrete structure spans multiple levels and serves various academic departments and student functions.

This building opened in 1966 as one of the university's major construction projects of that era. It was designed by a respected architectural firm and quickly became a center for engineering and science education.

The building houses gathering spaces and cafes where students meet between classes and spend their free time on campus. These social areas are woven into the daily rhythm of student life and bring together people from different programs.

The building sits near Guy-Concordia metro station making it accessible by public transit. Access points are clearly marked and visitors can navigate through the various areas when exploring the campus.

This structure has been the site of several significant events in university history that underscore its role as a central place in institutional life. Those incidents remain part of local memory and shape how the place is understood by the community.

Location: Quebec

Location: Montreal

Inception: October 14, 1966

Floors above the ground: 12

Address: 1455 boulevard de Maisonneuve Ouest

GPS coordinates: 45.49723,-73.57883

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:08