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North Campus NORTH CAMPUS North Saskatchewan River 1 5 Edinbo 6 ro Road 4 3 P Saskatchewan Drive 2 9 BioSci 7 P 116 St 116 117 St 117 P 8 12 10 ICE NINT CCIS 35 11 38 37 92 Ave 39 13 36 Tory 16 Bus 40 ETLC 15 Humanities ECERF 14 44 WINDSOR Chem P 42 HUB 19 PARK 17 20 41 43 18 CAB NREF 45 Triffo 91 Ave QUAD 22 64 47 21 Ag For 23 46 49 50 P 90 Ave Brock Ave 48 65 66 28 SAB 27 25 Admin Dent/Pharm EAST CAMPUS VILLAGE 26 51 SUB HUB 24 P 89 Ave 89 Ave Legal Ave UNIVERSITY STATION 69 67 29 31 52 55 56 54 Varsity 30 P FAB 70 Field Law 68 71 VanVliet 53 57 88 P 61 62 73 P P 72 63 32 Butterdome 60 Timms P 34 58 59 33 Telus 111 St PAW Centre Education 74 75 117 St 117 116 St 116 87 Ave 87 Ave 87 Ave Royal Ave LISTER CENTRE 94 Parking 92 77 Services 90 93 112 St 112 110 St 110 P St 114 91 78 79 Jubilee 86 Ave Oliver Ave 82 P ECHA 95 P P 96 P 80 81 83 WC Mackenzie GARNEAU Health Sci Centre 85 Ave Griesbach Ave 97 P 84 SCIENCES/ HEALTH JUBILEE STATION P 87 76 98 84 Ave Lumsden Ave 99 Lister Field 86 85 P 104 111 St 83 Ave P P 83 Ave McDonald Ave 101 KEC 100 105 106 89 Cross St 112 P Cancer St 114 82 Ave > to Campus Saint-Jean P 102 Whyte Ave 88 P 117 St P 103 110 St 110 University 111 St University Ave 81 Ave Anderson Ave Ave Corbett Field Corbett West Field South East 115a St Ave d St r neau St 80 r A St. Alberta St ve Ga 115 St 115 80 Ave Rouleau Ave University Braithwaite Ave Park Rutherfo MCKERNAN < to South Campus BUILDING LISTING & CAMPUS MAP BLDG MAP BLDG MAP BLDG MAP BUILDING NAME # COORD. BUILDING NAME # COORD. BUILDING NAME # COORD. Engineering Teaching and Old St. Stephen’s College 54 F6 Administration 28 E4 15 D3 Learning Complex (ETLC) Agriculture / Forestry Centre 22 D3 PAW Centre 34 G4 Faculty Club 6 A3 Alder House (Law Cohort) 66 E9 Pembina Hall 23 E4 Fine Arts Building (FAB) 55 F7 Peter Lougheed Hall 64 D8 Alumni House 1 A2 General Services Building 21 E3 Phillips Services Building 85 I2 Arts and Convocation Hall 43 D6 Henday Hall 81 H2 Pinecrest House 67 F8 Aspen House 70 F9 Henry Marshall Tory Building 37 C6 Project Management Office 32 F3 Assiniboia Hall 16 C4 Heritage Medical Research Centre 92 G6 Research Transition Facility 86 I4 Athabasca Hall 20 D4 Herbert T. Coutts Education Library 60 F6 Ring House 1 2 B3 Belcourt-Brosseau House 76 I9 HUB International 50 E7 Ring House 2 3 B3 Biological Sciences Centre 9 B4 Human Ecology 24 E2 Ring House 3 4 B3 Brain and Aging Research Centre 61 F6 Humanities Centre 44 D7 Ring House 4 5 A3 Industrial Design Studio 26 E3 Business, Alberta School of 40 C6 Rockcress House 73 F9 Butterdome (Universiade Pavillion) 33 G3 International House 68 F8 Rutherford House 39 C7 Cameron Library 42 D5 Jubilee Auditorium, N. Alberta 82 H3 Rutherford Library 49 E6 Campus Towers 94 G7 Juniper House 75 G9 St. Joseph’s College Women’s 53 F5 Residence Katz Group Centre for Pharmacy Canadian Blood Services 100 J5 90 G5 and Health Research (KATZ) Speedwell House 71 F9 Centennial Centre for 12 C4 Kaye Edmonton Clinic 89 J4 Interdisciplinary Science (CCIS) St. Joseph’s College 52 F5 Kelsey Hall 78 H2 Central Academic Building (CAB) 41 D5 St. Stephen’s College 57 F6 Law Centre 56 F8 Chemical / Materials Engineering 11 C3 Schäffer Hall 77 G2 Li Ka Shing Centre for Health Chemistry Centre, Gunning / 93 G6 Stadium Car Park 25 E3 36 C5 Research Innovation Facility Lemieux Stonecrop House 74 G8 Linden House (Engineering Cohort) 65 E9 Childcare Centre 103 K5 Students’ Union Building (SUB) 27 E4 Lister Centre 79 H2 Clare Drake Arena 29 F3 South Academic Building (SAB) 46 E5 LRT (Health Sciences / Jubilee 87 I4 Clinical Sciences 99 I5 Station) Tamarack House 69 F9 College Plaza 105 J7 LRT (University Station) 51 E6 TELUS Centre (International 63 F8 Student Services) Computing Science Centre 19 D4 MacKenzie Hall 80 H2 Timms Centre for the Arts 62 F7 Corbett Hall 102 K5 Maple House 72 F8 Tory Lecture Theatres 38 C6 Cross Cancer Institute 88 K2 Materials Management 84 I3 Triffo Hall (Killam Centre for Mazankowski Alberta Heart 45 D5 Dentistry / Pharmacy Centre 48 E5 98 I6 Advanced Studies) Institute Donadeo Innovation Centre for University Hall 31 F4 10 C2 Mechanical Engineering (MEC) 13 C3 Engineering (ICE) University Hospitals Parkade 101 J5 Medical Sciences 91 H5 Earth Sciences 35 C5 University Terrace 104 J7 Morrison Structural Engineering 18 D3 ECERF Car Park 14 D2 Lab Van Vliet Complex 30 F3 Edmonton Clinic Health Academy Natural Resources Engineering Walter C. Mackenzie Health 83 H4 17 D3 97 H5 (ECHA) Facility (NREF) Sciences Centre (U of A Hospital) Education Car Park 58 G5 National Institute for Windsor Car Park 7 B2 8 C3 Nanotechnology (NINT) Education Centre, North and South 59 G5 Windsor Park Plaza 106 J7 Newton Place 96 H7 Electrical and Computer Zeidler Ledcor Centre 95 H6 14 D2 Engineering Research Facility North Power Plant 47 E5 .
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