Bordered by stone buildings and graced by a fountain, is home to Art Price's 1973 sculpture, once part of the actual facade of tinsmith Honoré Foisy's whimsical house. When Foisy's house was demolished, Price restored the facade and the city erected it in testament to Foisy's mastery of his craft. The courtyard is a favorite haunt of Ottawans, who curl up on the grass to read books or eat sandwiches.