Campus Facilities & Sustainability

The photo at left is of the new presentation Gallery in the School of Architecture.

The former classroom was renovated into a gallery that can contribute to the culture of the school and the community through its flexibility, functionality, accessibility and security for the exhibited material.

This 2,000-square-foot space was completed in August 2013 and will assist in meeting the School's accreditation process under the Canadian Architectural Certification Board.

The entrance to the School of Architecture is dramatically changed by this new space that is finished largely in clean, white surfaces.

The object of this renovation project was to increase the support space for the School of Graphic Communications Management. The existing space was reconfigured to allow for two new offices.

Beyond the construction, new carpeting was provided as well as new paintwork.

Another goal of this project is to increase the efficient and effective of the School's administrative department.

The Ryerson Engineering Student Society (RESS) office has been in use since the early 1990s. The furniture was shabby and the room, KHE-123, in a run-down state. The space is slightly less than 500 square feet.

This renovation was done to improve the finishes so that a more professional image is projected. New furniture was also provided so that the office can function more efficiently and effectively.

Adaptive re-use is the theme used for the creation of new offices for the new School of Accounting & Finance in the Ted Rogers School of Management.

This space was previously used for technical support for notebook computers. It has been renovated into three offices, a meeting room, a kitchenette and a reception area. There is also an area for about 60 faculty mail boxes.

This photo illustrates the results of a renovation on the sixth floor of 285 Victoria Street (VIC). This renovation project was done for the Ryerson University Foundation Program as well as the Spanning the Gaps program.

This large, well-lit space has been completely renovated to provide a warm and inviting environment the students participating. Two semi-private offices have been provided for the use of instructors.

The space has been designed to function as a multi-use space, combining class, lounge and office activities. It is about 2,700 square feet and has the latest presentation technology equipment installed.

Underutilized carrel space has been used to create a lounge that is more inviting for students to use. Whiteboards have been installed to encourage collaborative work.

Entrance to the room is restricted through a card access reader.

Another worn-out space has been re-energized through renovation. This room is being used as a student lounge in the Theatre School.

It is also used as a reception space when theatrical performances are running.

New furniture as well as fresh paint has made this a lively space.