University of Toronto
William G. Davis Building Renovation
Client
University of Toronto (Mississauga Campus)
Budget
$18 million
Size
33,000 sf.
Completed
2020
Delivery Model
Design-Bid-Build
Sector
Post Secondary Education
Architect
Moriyama & Teshima Architects
Renovations to the W.G Davis Building, the cornerstone of the University of Toronto’s Mississauga campus, began in spring 2018 and included updates to the building’s seating, main entrance, and food court.
Among the changes made to the structure was an expansion of one of its key locations. The Meeting Place, a gathering place for students, was expanded from 400 to almost 1,000 seats, alongside substantial aesthetic modifications.
A newly revamped main entrance to the building, which aimed to improve accessibility included an enclosed vestibule and exterior canopy. Renovation work included a complete revamp of the existing washroom spaces, replacement of the mechanical Air Handling Units.
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