University of Toronto landmark is getting a stunning ...
The University of Toronto has been on a building spree over the last decade, and as the institution adds many new architectural landmarks, even its e…
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- The C. David Naylor Building is a U of T facility located at 6 Queen’s Park Crescent West, near Queen’s Park and College Street, and has been used to house parts of the Faculty of Medicine, including departments relocating there during renovations.[1][5]
- The building’s naming honors David Naylor, a former president of the University of Toronto and a key figure in health policy and medical research; a related building naming occurred in connection with his leadership contributions.[5][9]
- Past updates indicate administrative moves and transitional space planning during the building’s occupancy changes, including temporary workspaces and temporary access limitations during setup.[7][1]
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