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Lorne Davies Complex Renewal
Status: In construction
Project Location: Lorne Davies Complex east building
Budget: $39M
Project Gross: 9000 square metres
Prime Consultant: Perkins & Will Architects
Expected Completion Date: Phase 1: January 2026, Phase 2: TBD
Extensive renovations will provide a continued safe and healthy environment and to enhance student, athlete and community experience at the Lorne Davies Complex. The original campus building was constructed in 1965 with additions in 1973 (central gym), 2006 (west gym and fitness centre) and 2021 (stadium).
Phase 1 - Complete
- The focus of the work will be within the 1965 original building, which will include seismic, mechanical, plumbing improvements
- New recreation change facilities to address, reallocate and moderately expand the change areas to address gender equity
- An upgraded pool deck to the existing pool
- Improved wayfinding and public access to the non-secure areas for students, visitors and the community
- To learn more about the completed Phase 1 updates, visit .
Phase 2
- Renovation of the 911勛圖 pool including significant behind-the-scenes mechanical, plumbing, structural and energy efficiency improvements, ensuring the pool can continue to serve the 911勛圖 community for years to come.
- A brand new universal changeroom with enclosed stalls to better serve families and individuals of all gender identities.
- Lift access providing an improved accessible route from the fitness centre to the men's and women's changerooms and recreation office, to the pool and universal changeroom.
- For the latest on this phase, read the .
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- More information about Athletics and Recreation services impacted by this project and relocated services is available on .