Humber is continually working to embody our institutional value to preserve our collective future. All campus development and operations begin by incorporating sustainability into the design and building process and connecting students to real-world learning opportunities.
These major construction and renovation projects are coordinated and managed by the Capital Development team and usually meet the following criteria:
- Outlined in the Campus Development Plan.
- Involve new construction (i.e. LRC), complex construction (i.e. a building addition) and/or major campus refurbishment.
- Initiated by the Senior Executive Team and approved by the Board of Governors.
- Wholly or partially funded through Humber's Central Funds budget.
- Usually require funding of one million dollars or more.
- Require permits and/or infrastructure upgrades to facilitate the new construction.
- Involve multiple stakeholders.
Current Projects
A creative focal point at Lakeshore Campus, the 360,000 sq. ft. Humber Cultural Hub (HCH) will spark exciting possibilities for students, local cultural and creative industries, and the community.
Humber College North Campus is the planned western termination of the new Light Rapid Transit (LRT) line along Finch Avenue West, with a below-grade station on the SW intersection of Highway 27 & Humber College Boulevard, anticipated for completion December 2023.
Phases 1, 2 and 3 have been completed. The final phase, Phase 4, is scheduled to start early May, 2021, and will consist of 5 offices and a student entrepreneurial space.
Phase 1A saw the creation of a new "street café" and washroom replacing the services provided by the Java Jazz Cafe. Construction was completed October 2020.
Completed Projects
The new five storey, 93,000 SF CTI facility completed in 2019 pioneer's a new model of education focused on collaboration and partnership with the communities Humber serves and on technological advances that are needed for the 21st century.
With a focus on business and technology, the IGS provides a professional learning environment connecting students with business and industry in the downtown core.
The design concept was to "bring the outdoors in" and that it represents Humber in its surrounding natural environment.