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The H. H. J. Nesbitt Biology Building

The H. H. J. Nesbitt Biology Building (formerly the Environmental Laboratories Biology Annex (ELBA)) is made up of three climate-controlled greenhouses that contain one of the finest collections of plants for teaching and scientific study in Canada. ELBA offers an exotic oasis from the pressures of academic life, especially in the middle of an Ottawa winter. And it provides a welcome place to rest after touring the campus. Drop in to enjoy the sights and scents.

Campus Accessibility Guide listing for the H. H. J. Nesbitt Biology Building (formerley known as the Environmental Laboratories (ELBA))

H. H. J. Nesbitt Biology Building

Designated Parking
Closest parking for persons with disabilities is in the Parking Garage (five spaces) and Lot 3 (four spaces).

Exterior Entrance
Main Entrance is inaccessible to wheelchair users - large step, no curb cuts/ramps leading to this building. Steep ramp at loading dock entrance.

Tunnel Access
Accessible at basement level to freight elevator.

Elevators
One freight elevator - requires an attendant to operate.

Washrooms
There are no accessible washrooms in this building.

Telephones
Inaccessible to wheelchair and hearing impaired users.

Lecture/Classroom Areas
Not applicable.

Study Areas
Not applicable.

Proximity to Lounges/Refreshments
Small, pleasant lounge at front entrance.

Existing/Remaining Obstacles
Overland access difficult due to lack of curb cuts; elevator doors manually operated, need for passenger elevator; no accessible washrooms; most communal facilities not accessible to wheelchair users; no accessible exterior entrance.

Remarks/Hints
To avoid problems make sure there is someone to assist you with the freight elevator doors.

Compiled by the Paul Menton Centre for Persons with Disabilities.

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