George Brown College's Physical Footprint
George Brown College (GBC) campuses and locations are continually evolving to meet the diverse needs of our community. Exciting work is underway, and big changes are on the horizon.
When we began operations in 1968, we had five buildings on two campuses: the Dartnell Campus, near Casa Loma, and the Nassau Street Campus in Kensington Market.
Learn more at georgebrown.ca/about/history.
Since then, there's been incredible growth, expansion, and innovation, with the construction or acquisition of several buildings across the Casa Loma, St. James, and Waterfront campuses as well as other locations across Toronto, including at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU), our student residence The George, and others.
Waterfront Campus expansion
GBC continues to play a vital role in the growth and development of Toronto's East Bayfront community — home to our expanding Waterfront Campus — with the construction of our 10-storey mass-timber, net-zero carbon emissions building, Limberlost Place. In December 2023, we acquired 25 Dockside Dr., also known as Corus Quay.
Learn more about how Facilities and Sustainability is preparing GBC for the future on the Campus Planning page.
Mass timber trailblazer
Limberlost Place, our stunning and sustainable addition to the Waterfront Campus, will open in January 2025. The 10-storey building is a global model of mass timber construction.
By the Numbers
The Facilities and Sustainability department's service area covers the following:
Square feet of college space (Colleges Ontario Facilities Standards Inventory, 2019)
College Buildings
Aerial view of Casa Loma Campus.
Campuses & Locations
Casa Loma Campus
Located across from its namesake landmark near Davenport Road and Spadina Avenue in midtown Toronto, Casa Loma Campus is home to programs from the following academic centres:
- Arts, Design and Information Technology
- Construction & Engineering Technologies
- Preparatory & Liberal Studies
- Continuing Education
St. James Campus
Located in the heart of downtown Toronto, St. James Campus is home to programs from the following academic centres:
- Arts, Design & Information Technology
- Business
- Community Services & Early Childhood
- Hospitality & Culinary Arts
- Preparatory & Liberal Studies
- Continuing Education
Waterfront Campus
Located in the emerging East Bayfront neighbourhood, Waterfront Campus is home to programs from the following academic centres:
- Arts, Design & Information Technology
- Health Sciences
- Continuing Education
Other locations
George Brown College also operates buildings and facilities in other parts of Toronto, including the following:
- The Fashion Exchange
- The George student residence
- The Young Centre for the Performing Arts
