NRC Opens Its Doors - Photo Gallery

The National Research Council (NRC) invites you to take a "virtual" tour, explore three NRC sites and observe Canadian science and innovation in action!

	100 Sussex Drive: Temple of Science Admire the beauty of 100 Sussex Drive, a work of art that has housed some of Canada's scientific pioneers in its laboratories. This building's on-line tour includes historical photos of the marble staircases, the library, the main lobby, the auditorium and the original Council chambers.
	Low Speed Wind Tunnel (NRC-IAR) Visit the NRC Institute for Aerospace Research (NRC-IAR) 9 m x 9 m wind tunnel. This low speed wind tunnel is used for a wide range of applications, including aerodynamic testing on aircraft, bridges, passenger vehicles, and even race cars.
	Fire Risk Management Facility (NRC-IRC) Explore the Fire Risk Management facility (Building M-59), where NRC employees develop computer models to assess fire risks.
	Building Envelope and Structure (NRC-IRC) In these laboratories (Building M-20), technologies are developed for the design, construction and operation of cost-effective building envelopes.