Global Centre for Pluralism is one of Ottawa’s most meaningful modern institutions, housed in a beautifully restored heritage building once used by the War Museum. Founded by His Highness the Aga Khan in partnership with the Government of Canada, the centre promotes understanding and inclusion worldwide. Its architecture blends early 20th-century elegance with modern design elements, creating a welcoming space for dialogue and learning. Visitors can explore exhibits and programs that focus on diversity, peace, and civic engagement. The Global Centre for Pluralism stands as both a cultural and architectural symbol of Canada’s values of respect and unity.
Location: 45.4305354, -75.6987743
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– House Number: 330
– Province: ON
– Architect: David Ewart
– Architect Wikidata: Q5233476
– architect:wikipedia: en:David Ewart
– Building: office
– Number of Floors: 3
– Email: info@pluralism.ca
– fax: +1-613-241-2533
– Heritage: 2
– Heritage Authority: hsmbc
– heritage:website: https://www.historicplaces.ca/en/rep-reg/place-lieu.aspx?id=13220
– Historic Significance: building
– hsmbc:criteria: nhs
– hsmbc:inscription_date: 1990-02-23
– mapillary: 1372050959837707
– Name: Global Centre for Pluralism
– office: association
– Phone: +1-613-241-2532
– ref:hpc: 13220
– Source: CanVec 6.0 – NRCan
– Website: https://www.pluralism.ca/
– Street: Sussex Drive
– City: Ottawa