Maestri Gomme

In 2006 The University Announced A Large Campus Expansion With The Creation Of A University Master Plan. Over The Next 10 Years The University Expanded Substantially Opening Several New Buildings Including The Student Learning Centre A New Student Athletic Centre At Maple Leaf Gardens, And A New Student Residence In 2008 Three Properties On Yonge Street Including The Former Sam The Record Man Store Were Acquired To Allow The University To Construct A Student Learning Centre. Opening In 2015 This Sn�hetta Designed Building Provides Students A Space To Study And Collaborate - As Well As Giving Ryerson A Face On Yonge Street In 2012 The University Announced A Collaboration With A Private Developer To Build A New Student Residence On Jarvis St. Opening In 2018 The New HOEM Residence Will Increase The Number Of Student Residence Spaces At The University By 30% As Of Fall 2017 Ryerson's Next Major Development The Daphne Cockwell Health Sciences Complex Is Under Construction On Church St North Of Dundas St East When Complete In Fall 2018 The 29 Storey Complex Will Mix Academic Space Administrative Offices And 18 Storeys Of Accommodation For 332 Students In 2013 Ryerson Acquired Two Parking Lots From Infrastructure Ontario For $32 Million To Meet Future Growth The Properties Are A 5,400 M2 (58,000 Sq Ft) Lot At 202 Jarvis Street (at Dundas Street) And A 750 M2 (8,100 Sq Ft) Plot At 136 Dundas Street East (and Mutual Street) The Two Sites Will Continue As Parking Lots Until The University Raises Capital Funding In 2019 Ryerson Submitted A Rezoning Application For A 41-storey Tower At 202 Jarvis Street Which Will Include An 11-storey Academic Base With Classrooms Labs And Research Space Intended For The Faculty Of Science Along With A Student Residence In 2018 It Was Announced That In 2022 Ryerson Would Open A New Campus In Brampton Ontario In Partnership With Sheridan College The New Campus Would Focus On Delivering Programs In Science Technology Engineering Arts And Mathematics (STEAM) In April 2018 Funding Of $90 Million Was Offered By The Provincial Government For The Project On 23 October 2018 However The New Provincial Government (elected In June) Withdrew The Funding For Plans Such As This Effectively Cancelling The Project Mattamy Athletic Centre