Galbraith Building

Galbraith Building
Location	35 St. George Street
Year Constructed	1960
Major Offices/Labs
Department of Civil Engineering
Office of the Registrar
First Year Office
Engineering Outreach & Admissions Office
Michael E. Charles Faculty Council Chamber
Mark Huggins Structures Lab

The Galbraith Building, located on 35 St. George Street, was completed in 1960 as the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering experienced a period of rapid expansion from the late 1940s to 1950s. It was constructed at a cost of $7 million, and was designed by Page and Steele architects (who later redesigned the interior of the Sandford Fleming Building after it was destroyed by a fire). It currently houses many of the Faculty's main operations, including the Registrar's Office, the First Year Office, and the Civil Engineering Department.

Departments and Offices

• Office of the Registrar (GB157)
• Admissions Office (GB153)
• First Year Office (GB170)
• Student Recruitment and Outreach Office (GB173)
• Math Help Office
• Office of Advancement, Alumni Relations (GB116)
• Department of Civil Engineering (GB105)
• Michael E. Charles Faculty Council Chamber (GB202)

Notable Laboratories

• Mark Huggins Structures Laboratory

History

Galbraith Building in 1962