University of Saskatchewan - Thorvaldson Building√

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University of Saskatchewan - Thorvaldson Building√

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1913 - present

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Originally named the Chemistry Building, the Thorvaldson Building was designed by Architect David R. Brown of Montreal. Although preliminary drawings for the building were complete in 1913, the structure was not built until 1924 due to the disruption of the First World War, followed by economic constraints.

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