Canada's National Holocaust Monument is located at the intersection of Wellington and Booth Streets within the historic LeBreton Flats in Ottawa. It was designed by Daniel Libeskind and inaugurated on September 27, 2017.
Six photographs of holocaust sites by Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky are shown as murals on the concrete walls that vary in height and inclination.

National Holocaust Monument with mural created based on a photograph by Edward Burtynsky
The exposed concrete Monument is comprised of six triangular volumes that together, form the shape of a Star of David.

National Holocaust Monument - entrance

National Holocaust Monument
A Flame of Remembrance is present in the 14-metre-high triangular contemplation space.

National Holocaust Monument - Flame of Remembrance

contemplation space
The Stair of Hope rises from the monument's central space and points towards the Parliament Buildings in downtown Ottawa.

Stair of Hope

Stair of Hope
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