Centre Canadien d’Architecture © Centre Canadien d’Architecture, Richard Bryant
Salon de thé de la maison Shaughnessy au Centre Canadien d’Architecture © Centre Canadien d’Architecture, Richard Burley / Design Archive 1990
Centre Canadien d’Architecture © Centre Canadien d’Architecture, Richard Paré 1989
Jardin du Centre Canadien d'Architecture © Centre Canadien d'Architecture, Alain Laforest
The Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA) is an international research centre and museum founded by Phyllis Lambert in 1979 on the conviction that architecture is a matter of public interest. Discover the renowned CCA building, which incorporates Shaughnessy House (1874), classified a historic monument, and the centre’s exhibits and unique sculpture garden.
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Free parking, metro nearby (green line) and partially wheelchair accessible (Kéroul).
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Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA) is located at 1920, rue Baile, Montréal.
Indicative prices: Adult: $10. Check current prices with the establishment.
Yes: free on-site parking.
Yes, by metro (green line).
Partially: according to the Kéroul assessment, part of the facilities is wheelchair accessible. According to the operator, adapted activities or equipment are also available.
Yes, children will find on site: children's entertainment.
On site: cloakroom.
Yes, groups are welcome, reservation required and with a group rate. Contact the establishment to plan your visit.
You can reach the establishment by phone at 514 939-7026 or on its website: cca.qc.ca.
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Last updated: June 21, 2026
