Nuns' Island gas station

[3] The borough of Verdun transformed the building into a community arts centre, La Station.

[4] Eric Gauthier was the lead architect on the project, which saw the two glass pavilions rebuilt to their original 3,000- and 1,000-square-foot (93 m2) sizes.

[5] La Station is a community centre for teens and people over 50 years of age.

The two main buildings are called the salle blanche (English: white room) and salle noire (English: black room), after their floor colours.

The original glass-enclosed attendant's booth serves as a display case of Mies' and the building's history, with the former fuel dispensers marked by ventilation shafts.