Category:Bank of Nova Scotia Building (Ottawa)

**Bank of Nova Scotia Building**
	bank building in Ottawa, Ontario
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Instance of	bank building;
Part of	Sparks Street Heritage Conservation District;
Location	Ottawa, Southern Ontario, Ontario, Canada
Street address	125 Sparks Street;
Architectural style	Beaux-Arts;
Architect	John M. Lyle;
Heritage designation	classified federal heritage building of Canada (1986–);
Inception	1920s (1925–1926);
	45° 25′ 21″ N, 75° 41′ 54″ W
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English: Bank of Nova Scotia, 125 Sparks Street, Ottawa

From Doors Open Ottawa: "John Lyle, Canada’s leading Beaux-Arts architect, designed this grand former bank. Lyle masterfully incorporated many Canadian ornamental motifs in the carved frieze. To meet the demands of the Library of Parliament, an innovative renovation was designed by architectural firms Schoeler & Heaton and LeMoyne, Lapointe, Magne completed in 2001. Access to cordoned areas only."

This building was completed in 1924 featuring the Greek Doric Revival style, which was so popular with bankers at the time. – wikimapia.org

Français : La Banque de Nouvelle-Écosse au 125, rue Sparks à Ottawa.