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Cladding Advances as U of T’s Academic Wood Tower Rises Higher
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Cladding Advances as U of T’s Academic Wood Tower Rises Higher
Cladding installation is advancing on the University of Toronto’s Academic Wood Tower, as the hybrid mass-timber structure is well past the halfway mark on its way to completion with 14 storeys. Designed by Patkau Architects and MacLennan Jaunkalns Miller Architects, the building on the school's St George campus is rising beside the Goldring Centre for High Performance Sport as Canada’s tallest academic timber structure, combining glulam (glue-l…
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