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Delivery.Pdf A B C D E F G H I J K L M W I N D E R M E R E R O A D IVEY SPENCER LEADERSHIP 1 CENTRE 70a 70b 2 LONDON BIOTECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALIZATION CENTRE STILLER 83 CENTRE 84 3 NATIONAL D A O R N R E T S E W RESEARCH R I C H M O N D S T R E E T C O L L I P C I R C L E COUNSEL CONVERGENCE W I N D E R M E R E R O A D 82 CENTRE 63 WESTERN WESTMINSTER PARKING LOT C O L L I P C I R CDISCOVERY L E PARK WESTMINSTER 81 HALL 4 (LONDON CAMPUS) 80 74 GORDON J. WESTERN CENTREFOR M E D W A Y C R E E K MOGENSON PUBLIC HEALTH& WINDERMERE BUILDING MANOR E L R I C P I L L O C FAMILY MEDICINE CONFERENCE CENTRE LAMBTON L.H.S.C. HALL PARKING GARAGE L.H.S.C. BAYFIELD PARKING PARKING GARAGE LOT 5 G L E N M O R E D R I V E 52 BAYFIELD HALL RESIDENCE LONDON LAMBTON CHEMISTRY 6 HEALTH PARKING PARKING LOT SCIENCES LOT 11 65 7 76 CENTRE AUSABLE HALL UNIVERSITY CAMPUS EAST RESIDENCE GLENMORE SUB STATION ELECTRICAL BEAVER HALL STUDENT 6 RESIDENCE P E R T H D R I V E RESIDENCES 44 WESTERN ROBARTS INTERDISCIPLINARY 32 RESEARCH DENTAL CIRCLE NORTH RESEARCH KING'S SUB STATION INSTITUTE CHEMISTRY ELECTRICAL BUILDING 32a 50 BUILDING UNIVERSITY COLLEGE SAUGEEN - MAITLAND WEST HALL VISUAL ARTS VALLEY TAYLOR PARKING RESIDENCE BUILDING 62 LIBRARY MATERIAL LOT 15 BIOTRON SCIENCES GATED 45 10 SIEBENS DENTAL 53 ADDITION ACCESS PARKING 55 SCIENCES JOHN LABATT HEALTH NORTH BIOLOGICAL & VISUAL BUILDING SCIENCES SIEBENS-DRAKE CHILLER GEOLOGICAL ARTS 60 GRAPHICS WELLINGTON DRIVE MEDICAL SCIENCES ADDITION PLANT SCIENCES B & G CENTRE SERVICES SUPPORT RESEARCH PARKING LOT GREENHOUSES 7 SUPPORT BUILDING SERVICES SERVICES INSTITUTE MEDICAL 29 PHOTO PARKING LOT BUILDING PERIOD ADVANCED SCIENCES LABORATORY COLLIP BUILDING KRESGE NATURAL FACILITY 25 BUILDING SCIENCES BUILDING NORTH CAMPUS 67 ELGIN DRIVE BUILDING FOR AVIAN 20 DR. DON RIX MOLECULAR 12 CLINICAL BIOLOGY R I C H M O N D S T R E E T RESEARCH LAB MIDDLESEX SSB VEHICLE PARKING SKILLS WESTERN PARKING PHYSICS LOT BUILDING M I D D L E S E X D R I V E & SCIENCE SOCIAL CENTRE 54 18 19 SCIENCES 34 ASTRONOMY STAGING PARKING BUILDING 64 RICHMOND ST. LOT McINTOSH BUILDING TOWN LANE SOCIAL GALLERY 27 PPD Stores SCIENCE 37 CENTRE 31 MIDDLESEX 36 8 & Delivery Information 43 K E N T D R I V E COLLEGE (BMO) MEDWAY 14 PARKING STEVENSON 42 LOT UDR M I D D L E S E X HURON UNIVERSITY HALL STUDENT UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY DELAWARE RESIDENCES COLLEGE CENTRE UNIVERSITY HALL 57 LAWSON COLLEGE UC HILL RESIDENCE K E N T WALK HALL P E R T H D R I V E ELGIN ALUMNI 71 HALL HALL D R I V E RESIDENCE RESIDENCE WESTERN STUDENT U N I V E R S I T Y D R I V E SERVICES 9 FOOD COURT BUILDING WELDON U N I V E R S I T Y D R I V E LIBRARY 35 26 MEDWAY HALL 51 HURON INTERNATIONAL FOOD SOMERVILLE RESIDENCE GRADUATE COURT ARCC HOUSE THE ARTS & AFFAIRS 46 ARCHIVES AND HUMANITIES TALBOT 38 RESEARCH BUILDING TALBOT SPRINGETT PARKING LOT ENTRY COLLECTIONS KENT DRIVE BUILDING PARKING HURON COLLEGE COLLEGE CENTRE 3M LOT PARKING SYDENHAM O X F O R D D R I V E CENTRE LOT WELDON THAMES HALL PARKING HALL RESIDENCE LOT L A M B T O N D R I V E ATTENDED 8 28 SPRINGETT JOSEPHINE GATED 40 ACCESS WESTERN WEST SPENCER SPRINGETT PARKING NIBLETT TENNIS PARKING LOT MUSIC 10 LOT LAW CLUB L A M B T O N D R I V E BUILDING BUILDING 23 UPPER HEATING PARKING W E S T E R N R O A D A O R N R E T S E W LOT FIMS & NURSING BUILDING LAMBTON DRIVE 2 OUTDOOR ATTENDED POWER IN-LINE RINK GATED ALUMNI ACCESS PLANT 75 HALL NORTH BRANCH CRONYN 61 THAMES RIVER OBSERVATORY SOLVENT SPENCER STORAGE BUILDING SPORTS & ENGINEERING ARTHUR AND RECREATION CLASSROOMS SONIA FIELD ALEXANDER 13 21 LABATT CHARLES HEALTH 11 SPENCER SCIENCES ENGINEERING CLAUDETTE 17 BUILDING BUILDING MACKAY BRESCIA -LASSONDE PAVILION UNIVERSITY SOUTH VALLEY COLLEGE 59 PARKING SOUTH LOT H U R O N D R I V E VALLEY RICHARD IVEY AMIT CHAKMA THOMPSON 77 BUILDING ENGINEERING ENGINEERING SPORTS & BUILDING BUILDING RECREATION BOUNDARY 47 FIELD LAYER WIND 12 TUNNEL 72 41 WESTERN 16a STUDENT THOMPSON RECREATION Building Name Building Name RECREATION CENTRE Dock # GRID Dock # GRID AND ELBORN ATHLETIC 1 15C Althouse Faculty of Education Building 41 12E Thompson Arena (TRAC) COLLEGE CENTRE 1a 16C Althouse Faculty of Education Building 41 12E Western Student & Rec. Centre 2 11E Alumni Hall 42 9F University College 13 BALDWIN FLATS 6B-C Ausable Hall 42a 9F University College PHILLIP AZIZ AVE. HURON FLATS ELBORN PARKING LOT PARKING 6C Beaver Hall 43 8E University Community Centre 16 LOT 6 6C Bayfield Hall 44 6E University Hospital (LHSC) ESSEX 7 7G Biology & Geological Sciences 45 7H Visual Arts Centre HALL RESIDENCE THE ARTS & HUMANITIES Building / IGAB Weldon Library BOOKS PLUS 8 10F 46 9E 10 7B Graphic Services Building 47 12E Boundary Layer Wind Tunnel BOOK 56 14 S A R N I A R O A D PLUS 11 6F/ G Chemistry Building 50 6E Robarts Research Institute TD STADIUM WESTERN BUILDING Collip Building 9L CHILD CARE 12 7G 51 Alumni House ONTARIO CENTRE 69 HALL 13 11E Cronyn Observatory 52 5D Lambton Hall RESIDENCE 66 14 8H Delaware Hall 53 7F Taylor Library 73 LONDON HALL 15 7F Dental Science 54 7G Western Science Centre ONTARIO HALL RESIDENCE PARKING LOT PERTH TD STADIUM 16 13D Elborn College 55 7E Siebens Drake Research Inst. HALL RESIDENCE 16a 13D Elborn College 56 14E Essex Hall 15 D A O R N R E T S E W 17 Spencer Engineering Building 57 9K Elgin Hall 1 ALTHOUSE 11E FACULTY 58 Support Services Building OF 18 7C 58 15D Perth Hall EDUCATION BUILDING 19 7C Central Mail Room (SSB) 59 12E Thompson Engineering ALTHOUSE PARKING Facilities Management (SSB) North Campus Building LOT 20 7C 60 7H 1a 21 11F Power Plant 61 11F Labatt Health Sciences Building Law Building West Valley Building GATED 23 10E 62 6E ACCESS 16 MUSTANG FIELD 8F McIntosh Gallery 63 4F Westminster Hall 25 7F Clinical Skills Building 64 8L Bank of Montreal Building (BMO) 25 7F Health Sciences 65 7G BioTron ALUMNI FIELD 746 HURON 742 744 Kresge Building UNITS 732740 to 746 25 7F 66 15E London Hall 738 734 736 UNITS 748 to 762 732 748 FLATS 750 752 25 7F Medical Sciences Building 67 Avian Building (AFAR) 754 7B 756 730 UNITS 730 to 720 758 728 760 726 762 Molecular Biology J. W. Little Memorial Building 724 25 7F 69 14F 722 720 550 718 714 716 Medway Hall 712 9K 14F UNITS 704710 to 718 26 69 TD Stadium 708 702 706 698 700 704 696 694 UNITS690 684692 to 702 17 688 548 686 684 544 27 8H Middlesex College 70a 1M Spencer Hall Upper Building 638 682 636 680 546 UNITS 682 to 664 640 UNITS 624 to 638 634 678 642 10G Music Building / Talbot College Spencer Hall Kitchen 676 644 632 28 70b 648 646 2M 650 674 630 672 552 542 652 628 670 654 PLATT'S 626 668 656 660 658 UNITS 650 to 640 662 666 624 LANE 29 7F Natural Science Centre 71 9D Western Student Services 664 540 622 554 ESTATES UNITS 612 618to 622620 UNITS 662 to 652 616 614 PLATT'S 612 WEST Platt's Lane Apartments Ivey Business (Western Road) 610 30 18E 72 12C UNITS 600 606to 610608 604 LANE 602 600 STUDENT 534 ESTATES RESIDENCES 463 461 459 536 538 EAST 30 18E Platt's Lane Common Areas 73 15B Ontario Hall 598 532 596 UNITS 580 to 598 594 592 590 30 30 18E Platt's Lane Townhouses 74 4H Public Health Family Medicine 588 556 558 586 457 560 530 584 564 562 566 UNITS 516 to528 530 STUDENT 582 568 570 Physics & Astronomy 526 FIMS & Nursing Building 580 455 GROSVENOR 11F 572 RESIDENCES 31 8G 75 574 576 524 400 18 578 402 UNITS 556 to 566 522 404 LODGE 408 406 520 410 412 518 416 414 UNITS 568 to 578 418 Saugeen-Maitland Hall W I R B 516 32 6C 76 6G estern nterdispensary esearch uilding 514 510 512 UNITS 504508 to 514 420 502 UNITS 400 to 418 506 422 498 500 504 424 UNITS 492496 to 502 428 426 432 430 E N A L 'S T T A L P 494 434 492 32a 6C Saugeen-Maitland Hall 77 12E Engineering Addition 436 490 438 UNITS 420 to 434 440 488 442 UNITS 472 to 490 444 486 448 446 450 484 34 8E Social Science Centre 14D Books Plus 482 452 454 480 456 460 458 UNITS 450 to 436 478 462 476 464 468 466 474 470 Western U. DISCOVERY PARK 472 35 9F Somerville House UNITS 470 to 452 36 8I Staging Building 80 5B Mogenson Building DUNN 37 8F Stevenson Hall - Lawson Hall 81 4A Windermere Manor 19 PROPERTY 38 10K Sydenham Hall 82 3B Convergence Centre 40 10F Thames Hall - 3M Centre 83 3C Stiller Centre 84 3C National Research Council 20 DENOTES RECEIVING & WASTE PICK-UP FACILITIES MANAGEMENT FACILITIES DEVELOPMENT & ENGINEERING SHEET SP-DOCKS RECEIVING LOCATIONS DRAWN: John Hampson UPDATE: Aug.
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