Toronto, Ontario: Discover the architectural evolution of St. George campus of the University of Toronto with TSA Tours’ “New Meets Old.” This tour takes you through the history and transformation of some of UofT’s earliest structures, showcasing how architects have creatively adapted heritage buildings for modern use.
Event Details
- Date and Time:
- Wednesday, July 10: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM EDT
- Location: Steps of Weston Entrance (Queens Park), Royal Ontario Museum, 100 Queens Park, Toronto, ON M5S 2C6, Canada
- Tickets: CA$15
About the Event
The University of Toronto’s St. George campus, with its 150-year-old architectural heritage, houses over 80 heritage-designated buildings. Far from being a static museum, this vibrant campus serves over 90,000 students and countless faculty and staff, continuously evolving with new buildings, retrofits, and renovations to meet its dynamic needs.
Join TSA Tours for an enlightening walk through the campus, exploring how architects have preserved and transformed heritage structures. From High Victorian masterpieces with modern additions to Brutalist and modernist buildings, this tour delves into the challenges and opportunities of maintaining historical integrity while accommodating contemporary requirements.
Event Highlights
- Architectural History: Explore the rich architectural history of the University of Toronto’s St. George campus.
- Heritage Buildings: Learn how heritage buildings have been adapted for modern use.
- Architectural Challenges: Understand the unique challenges and opportunities in preserving heritage structures.
- Diverse Styles: Experience a variety of architectural styles, from Victorian to Brutalist to modernist.
Tour Basics
- Starting Point: Steps of Weston Entrance (Queens Park), Royal Ontario Museum, 100 Queens Park
- End Point: Hart House Circle
- Duration: Approximately 120 minutes
Join TSA Tours on July 10 to explore the St. George campus of the University of Toronto with ‘New Meets Old’. Secure your tickets now and experience how old meets new in one of Canada’s most remarkable architectural collections.
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