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The Steacie Building for Chemistry

The Steacie Building for Chemistry is named in honour of E.W.R. Steacie, a distinguished chemist who served as chair of Carleton's board of governors and president of the National Research Council. The building houses the chemistry department, classrooms, labs, a lecture theatre, and a computer room. The Science Technology Centre, located off the tunnel entrance to Steacie, is home to some of Canada's most innovative technology, including a revolutionary bank note reader for the blind.

Campus Accessibility Guide listing for the Steacie Building

Designated parking
Closest parking to Steacie Building is located in Lot 2 near the Architecture Building.

Exterior Entrance
Two accessible exterior entrances:

main front entrance off Campus Avenue and
Herzberg Building walkway entrance to second level

Automatic door opener at first level only.

Tunnel Access
Accessible at ground level, with automatic door opener.

Elevators
One narrow elevaror but otherwise useable. Not equipped with an access package or audible signaling device to indicate direction of travel.

Washrooms
No accessible washrooms in the building. Closest accessible washrooms are in the University Centre.

Telephones
Pay phones on first level are accessible.

Lecture/Classroom Areas
Most of the classrooms are accessible. All laboratories are inaccessible unless minor modifications are made.

Study Areas
Some study spaces available in lounge areas on levels 1 to 3.

Proximity to Lounges/Refreshments
Tunnel access to cafeteria/lounge facilities in the University Centre and Loeb Building.

Existing/Remaining Obstacles
No accessible washrooms; no designated parking nearby.

Remarks/Hints
Use accessible washrooms in the University Centre or Herzberg Building. Check suitability of lecture theatre, Room 103, before registering for a course. Take tunnel system to the University Centre for fastest access to main buildings in quad area.

Compiled by the Paul Menton Centre for Persons with Disabilities.


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