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From U of T Governing Council, Planning and Budget Committee:
www.utoronto.ca/govcncl/b...0-07ii.pdf
After many months of consultation, the Project Committee has concluded that the ideal development plan for the law school is to vacate Falconer Hall and consolidate its program on an expanded Flavelle site. This plan envisions a new southern entrance to the law campus, strengthening the Faculty’s presence on Queen’s Park and connecting it more closely to the rest of the St. George Campus.
The Project Committee envisions a landmark building that will be an important part of the architectural renaissance of the city. The law school is one of Canada’s great public institutions, whose building should engage and inspire members of our community and members of the public. The law building should be a beautiful space that encourages people to come together and share ideas. It should contain spaces that are suitable for conferences and other public gatherings on key issues of public policy. It should also reflect the Faculty of Law’s public values, which include a commitment to environmental sustainability and to physical accessibility. (p. 4-5)
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www.utoronto.ca/govcncl/b...0-07ii.pdf
After many months of consultation, the Project Committee has concluded that the ideal development plan for the law school is to vacate Falconer Hall and consolidate its program on an expanded Flavelle site. This plan envisions a new southern entrance to the law campus, strengthening the Faculty’s presence on Queen’s Park and connecting it more closely to the rest of the St. George Campus.
The Project Committee envisions a landmark building that will be an important part of the architectural renaissance of the city. The law school is one of Canada’s great public institutions, whose building should engage and inspire members of our community and members of the public. The law building should be a beautiful space that encourages people to come together and share ideas. It should contain spaces that are suitable for conferences and other public gatherings on key issues of public policy. It should also reflect the Faculty of Law’s public values, which include a commitment to environmental sustainability and to physical accessibility. (p. 4-5)
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