Fauteux Hall

Building Information

Fauteux Hall is a five-storey building that was built in 1973. The building was named after Gérald Fauteux, a Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada and Dean of the Faculty of Law from 1953 to 1962. Fauteux Hall is home to the Faculty of Law, both the Civil Law and Common Law sections of the faculty, the Human Rights Research and Education Centre, the Canadian Center of Linguistic Rights, and the Law Library. Auditoriums, classrooms, seminar rooms, meeting/conference rooms, a cafeteria, study spaces, and office spaces are located throughout. Fauteux Hall also includes a moot court that can be split into three separate lecture halls.

Building code and Facilities Management zone

023, FM zone 3

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

Classrooms, lockers, the Indigenous Law Students Governance office, the Common Law Student Society, offices of Common Law and Droit civil, and the Office of the Dean for the Faculty of Law

Washrooms

121; single stall, not accessible

Note: This washroom is reserved for staff only.

132, 134; multi-stall, accessible

Passenger elevators and lifts

100F (2)
Chair lift between corridors 100C and 100E

Note: A key is required to use the chair lift.

Between the hours of 9:00-12:00 and 13:00-16:30 Monday to Friday, users without keys must contact the Student Centre (613-562-5800 ext. 7158) for assistance.
At all other times and days, users without keys must contact Protection Services (613-562-5499) for assistance.