The Global Centre for Pluralism is housed in a Tudor Gothic stone building at three hundred thirty Sussex Drive, defined by its asymmetrical L-shape and construction of Nepean sandstone and Gloucester limestone. Designed by Chief Dominion Architect David Ewart and completed in nineteen oh six, the structure served as the Dominion Archives for sixty years before becoming the Canadian War Museum in nineteen sixty-seven.
The Global Centre for Pluralism
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