Our team leads the development of campus plans, capital projects, day-to-day operations and sustainability initiatives.
Our goal is to enhance the quality of our physical spaces and infrastructure to provide the best experience for students, faculty and staff with a focus on inclusion, accessibility and sustainability.
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Visit the Contact Us page to learn how to best direct your question to the Facilities and Sustainability department.
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We maintain and plan for more than 275,000 square feet of college space around Toronto. Get the details.
We have exciting projects on the go, including the Campus Master Plan renewal, the Future of Work Initiative, the Waterfront Campus expansion and more.
The Facilities team keeps George Brown College facilities safe, clean and operational. Learn about the vital services the team provides at all campuses and get details of campus service updates.
GBC's 10-storey mass-timber net-zero carbon emissions building, Limberlost Place, continues to generate lots of buzz. The iconic addition to Toronto's eastern waterfront opens in January 2025.
Environmental sustainability is a key strategic priority as we expand our physical footprint and improve our current operations and processes.
Latest news
The work happening at George Brown College (GBC) provides many reasons for hope in the face of climate change. For Earth Day, we're highlighting some of the solutions we're working on as a community, as well as options for students, faculty, and employees to contribute to sustainability efforts.
In his December 18 column, Star writer Matt Elliott explores George Brown's vital role in the expanding eastern waterfront and how the city can help the college ramp up affordable student housing.
The acquisition is part of GBC’s long-term strategic expansion to provide more modern learning space for students, further solidifying our place as Ontario's urban college and an anchor in the growing East Bayfront community.
