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CODE Building Name CODE Building Name a B C D CODE Building Name GRID CODE Building Name GRID 1 2 3 4 5 . AB Astronomy and Astrophysics (E2) ME Centre for Medieval Studies (D4) D R CD D D AH Alumni Hall (D5) MG Margaret Addison Hall (A4) A 56 Spadina Rd. O O R F R D AN Annesley Hall (B4) ML McLuhan Program (D5) E WR A OI SK B UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO N AO Admissions and Awards (A2) MM Macdonald-Mowat House (D2) I ST. GEORGE Institute of D JH N BAY A St. George Campus P AP Anthropology Building (E2) MO Morrison Hall (C2) Child Study S ST. GEORGE 45 Walmer Rd. SPADINA AR Architecture Building (F2) MP McLennan Physical Labs (E2) A BLOOR STREET WEST A WO BLOOR STREET WEST BA Bahen Centre for Inf. Tech. (E2) MR McMurrich Building (E3) FE BC Birge-Carnegie Library (B4) MS Medical Sciences Building (E3) AO Royal Conservatory BF Bancroft Building (D1) MU Munk Centre for Intl. Studies (C3) of Music BI Banting Institute (F4) NB North Borden Building (E1) LI RE BL Claude T. Bissell Building (B2) NC New College (D1) CS Varsity MG SULTAN STREET BN Clara Benson Building (C1) NF Northrop Frye Hall (B4) SA IR T Centre Royal Ontario Museum E E R K BR Brennan Hall (C5) NR New College Residence (D1) T S R AN S VA A A P BS St. Basil’s Church (C5) OA 263 McCaul St (F3) M IA K O FA L WW H WASHINGTON AVENUE S T A T ' . BT Isabel Bader Theatre (B4) OG Obstetrics & Gynaecology (F5) E W T E EC S N R E T WM E BW Burwash Hall (B4) OH Odette Hall (C5) S U N T CHARLES STREET WEST Q E CA Campus Co-op Day Care (B1) OI Ontario Inst. for Studies in Education O E MUSEUM R R Charles St. of the U of T (OISE/UT) (A3) U BW T BC H CB Best Institute (F4) BT Family Housing S S ' B IS R 30/35 Charles St. W. PB Leslie L. Dan Pharmacy Bldg (F4) E RJ B CD 56 Spadina Rd (A1) E IN H FH P G EJ O S CG Canadiana Gallery (E3) PG Physical Geography Building (E2) SU R O UB LC O L GI I VC E PI Pontifical Institute (C4) H SUSSEX AVENUE P G CH Convocation Hall (E3) HI E C SC EM Regis College BL . A T CI CIUT Radio (C2) PR E.J. Pratt Library (C4) L 15 St. Mary Street S RT LA P E ST. MARY STREET R PT D.L. Pratt Building (F3) I CL 97 St. George St (C2) E LW RL H U of T Press U S NF RB Fisher Rare Book Library (C2) N 10 St. Mary Street CN 89 Chestnut Residence (F5) N E CA O EH V GM V RE 123 St. George St (A2) E CR Carr Hall (C5) A LG D LB CS School of Continuing Studies (A2) RJ Rowell Jackman Hall (B5) A CL PR N I BR CU Cumberland House (F2) RL Robarts Library (B2) D GLEN MORRIS STREET MA MU A TC BS P DC Terrence Donelly Centre for Cellular RM 254-56 McCaul St (F3) S CI RS Rosebrugh Building (F3) ER & Biomolecular Research (E3) Newman OH GD Centre DN Dentistry Building (F4) RT Rotman School of Management (B2) RU Rehabilitation Sciences Bldg (F4) RB DR J. Robert S. Prichard Alumni H. (D2) HOSKIN AVENUE PI RW Ramsay Wright Laboratories (C2) C C EA Engineering Annex (F2) D WY A T T O E S S HARBORD STREET R C SA 713 Spadina Ave (A1) E EC Economics Department (B2) A A E L W P WT SB South Borden Building (E1) T TF Y T EH Elmsley Hall (B5) SR E WS N L N R E S E E SC Sussex Court (B1) C CR M EJ Edward Johnson Building (B3) BN RW C W L S S E O E E T Back Campus R SD Sir Daniel Wilson Residence (D2) R EM Emmanuel College (B4) C C HH UP K SF Sandford Fleming Building (E3) K ST. JOSEPH STREET ER Early Learning Centre (C1) R R A A Queen's Park P P SG Transitional Year Programme (E2) ES Earth Sciences Centre (D1) S TH S ' MO ' N SI Simcoe Hall (E2) N E EX Exam Centre (F3) CLASSIC AVENUE E AH KL E TR E WE U SK Social Work (A3) U FA Faculty Association (B1) Q Q T E SM Gerstein Science Info Centre (D3) HART HOUSE CIRCLE E FC Faculty Club (D1) SD R SS T WI S SO Stewart Observatory (SAC) (D3) NC FE 371 Bloor St W (A1) ME ML Y SP 1 Spadina Crescent (E1) A FG FitzGerald Building (F3) B UC SO FH Falconer Hall (B4) SR Sam Sorbara Hall Student Res. (C5) JP FI Fields Institute (F2) SS Sidney Smith Hall (D2) D D GA Gage Building (F2) SU 40 Sussex Ave (B1) WILLCOCKS STREET WELLESLEY STREET WEST ES WELLESLEY STREET WEST GB Galbraith Building (E2) TC Trinity College (C3) LM DR NR FC T TF Teefy Hall (C4) E COLLEGE CIR GD Graduate House (C1) E MM 'S CLE R G T IN S TH Toronto School of Theology (C4) GS K GI George Ignatieff Theatre (B3) WBFS N TR Soldiers’ Tower (D3) O GM Glen Morris Studio Theatre (B1) WESS R WKPS WGUS U WLMS SM GS School of Graduate Studies (D2) TT 455 Spadina Ave (F1) H KX Front Campus GU Graduate Students’ Union (D1) TZ Tanz Neuroscience Building (E4) BANCROFT AVENUE WMSP Provincial Legislature UB Upper Burwash House (B5) ES WMSP CG HA Haultain Building (F3) C A RE WNBS UC University College (D3) IN SC HH Hart House (C3) D E V A N P T HI St. Hilda’s College (B2) UP University College Union (C2) S WS WSPS AB HS Health Sciences Building (F3) VA Varsity Arena (B3) WSBS SI SG HU 215 Huron St (E2) VC Victoria College (B4) CH MR WB Wallberg Building (F2) RUSSELL STREET IA Internal Audit (B1) E PG E WE Wetmore Hall, New College (D1) WAPS IN Innis College (B2) GROSVENOR STREET WI Wilson Hall, New College (D1) MS IR Centre for Industrial Relations (A2) GALBRAITH R O AD WM Wymilwood (B4) Centre for IS Innis College Student Residence(B2) Addiction BA Women's E and Mental SF C College WO Woodsworth College Res. (A2) GB A JH Jackman Humanities Building (A2) L D Health P Hospital A HU Y WR Institute of Child Study (A1) O E JP 90 Wellesley St (D5) R R MC DC E R G WS Warren Stevens Building (C1) U E KL J. M. Kelly Library (D5) S L L TZ O WT Whitney Hall (C2) EA C KP Koffler Institute (D1) HA PT S CU ' RS Centre for WW Woodsworth College (B2) G PB GRENVILLE STREET T N KS Koffler Student Services Centre (F2) E FG I Addiction E K R T T E and Mental S K E WY Wycliffe College (C3) KS KX Knox College (D2) T R R N E Health CB T O A E S R P R ZC Centre for Bioethics (F5) U FI LA Gerald Larkin Building (B3) AR ZC BI H H TT T E MB S WB T ' S E U N LB Lower Burwash House (B5) B E N A Y E Z E I A L U V B LC Loretto College (B5) OG E A Q F F LG 655 Spadina Ave (B1) A COLLEGE STREET HS COLLEGE STREET N I GA T E Dentistry 124 Edward Street (3 blocks south) T Lillian Massey Building D E LI (A4) T Y E 89 Chestnut St. T R A E E T E T E I E CN P E R E S QUEEN'S PARK Residence S R T S U U LM Lash Miller Chemical Labs (D2) R RM S T R T Y ELM STREET N N (5 blocks south) S E S E E L E L V V Rehabilitation I U LW Flavelle House (B4) V R A S Y 0 50 100 150 200 E S A A N R Sciences Bldg Y V OA RU C O N T U E c I R MA Massey College (C2) E DN B 500 University S M H EX R metres Map designed and created by Avenue E V MB Mining Building (F3) I The Cartography Office, Department of Geography N EDWARD STREET U MC Mechanical Engineering Bldg (E3) and the Office of Space Management 1 2 3 4 5.
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