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6303 North West Marine Drive V6T 1Z1

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	number in circle: indicates entrance notes (below) large arrow: principal entrance small arrow: secondary entrance solid shaft: accessible entrance striped shaft: inaccssible entrance yellow arrowhead: power door white arrowhead: manual door
	Bus Stop
	Parkade
	Food
	Under Construction
	Caution
	Manual Chair Path
	Power Chair Path
	Elevator
	Accessible Lift
	Designated Accessible Parking

Entrance Notes

(1) The main entrance to the Anthropology and Sociology is on the south side of the building below North West Marine Drive. This entrance is accessible with a power door. The entrance leads into the main reception area of the building.

(2) The second entrance is located at the east end of the building off a parking lot area. This entrance includes a ramp and is level and acessible with a manual door. This entrance leads into the east wing of the building.

(3) The third entrance is located at the rear of the building off of Cecil Green Park Road. This entrance includes a ramp and is level and accessible with a manual door. This entrance leads into the lower level of the east wing.

Other Accessibility Features

- Accessible Elevator Available
- Accessible Washroom Available

Closest Accessible Parking

- Rose Garden Parkade

THERE ARE TWO SPOTS IN THE SOUTH EAST CORNER OF LEVEL 5 AND 10 SPOTS ALONG THE EAST WALL OF LEVEL 3.

Routing Notes

To access the main entrance of the building from North West Marine Drive use the path on the east side of the lawn. Use caution on the sloped-ramp portion of the path as it narrows to allow for an exposed pipe.

Accessibility Notes

Some wings / areas of this building are inaccessible due to stairs.

Caution Notes

There is an exposed pipe part way down the path from N.W. Marine Drive that causes the path to narrow. Use caution.

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Detailed Location & Occupant Information

Anthropology and Sociology Building

6303 North West Marine Drive
VANCOUVER
V6T 1Z1
Short Form (SIS) Name: ANSO

Related Locations

- Anthropology and Sociology Building - Anne Wesbrook Hall
- Anthropology and Sociology Building - Isabel Macinnes Hall
- Anthropology and Sociology Building - Mary Murrin Hall
- Anthropology and Sociology Building

Occupant(s)

Search for related Web Site [W] and Directory [D] information by clicking the appropriate link below, or see the UBC.ca site's list of A to Z UBC Web Sites.

- Anthropology [D] [W]
- AVP - Human Resources [D] [W]
- B.C. Studies (Journal) [D] [W]
- Canadian Literature (Journal) [D] [W]
- Faculty of Arts [D] [W]
- General Classroom Facilities [D] [W]
- Sociology [D] [W]

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Unique Location Features / Special Usage

- Graduate Student Library

History / Points of Interest

Year Erected: 1975

The Anne Wesbrook Wing of the Anthropology and Sociology Building was built in 1951. Before it was incorporated into the Anthropology and Sociology Building, it was known as Anne Wesbrook Hall, after the wife of the first president of UBC, Frank Fairchild Wesbrook and was a women's residence. Anne Wesbrook Hall was renovated in the early 1970s to become offices. The Isabel MacInnes wing of the building was also formerly a women's residence and was also renovated into offices in the early 1970s. The building is named after the first women in the faculty of UBC, and later Head of the Department of German, Isabel MacInnes.