University Campuses - Canada - Page 3

LFRENCH · #41 Posted **Nov 27, 2011, 4:41 AM**

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Originally Posted by Wharn

This thread made me realize how few photos I have of the UWO campus, sorta pathetic considering that I've been here more than two years. Does anyone from the London local have a decent camera to do a photo tour with?

don't feel bad, I don't have a single picture of the campus of my uni. Its not really that memorable

Jimby · #42 Posted **Nov 27, 2011, 3:49 PM**

Great to see pics of Bishop's! I think it is a beautiful small campus situated in a very scenic part of Canada. The country club of Canadian universities!

Wharn · #43 Posted **Nov 27, 2011, 8:49 PM**

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Originally Posted by Andy6

Still the University's proudest moment.

I'm more tempted to label it Ontario's proudest moment, because the entire province contributed to the discovery in some way. Banting, I believe, first got the idea (inception?) while he was living at a rather nondescript house in London, Ontario. Of course this has since been turned into a museum. I'm pretty sure Queen's also made some sort of contribution, can't remember what is was off the top of my head right now.

The_Architect · #44 Posted **Nov 28, 2011, 7:37 PM**

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Originally Posted by Andy6

Here are a few by me of the University of Toronto (labelled under each photo):

Football in the Back Campus.

Birthplace of football right here.

(If I recall correctly, it may have been at Varsity Stadium but I was sure it was actually this field)

Symz · #45 Posted **Nov 28, 2011, 8:15 PM**

University of Windsor, Dillon Hall

source: http://universitywindsor.blogspot.co...f-windsor.html

source:http://windsorite.ca/2011/09/on-camp...hall-makeover/

the ivy has since been cleaned up (opposite side of the building)

source:http://soxophoneplayer.com/?p=838

Blitz · #46 Posted **Nov 29, 2011, 1:14 AM**

^ Ha, I took that first photo that you posted from that website. Damn internet keeps stealing my images.

Anyhow, here are a couple of my photos of UWO:

Wharn · #47 Posted **Nov 29, 2011, 6:01 AM**

I've never understood why people protect easily reproducible photos of fairly well-traveled places with copyright watermarks. So goddamn annoying! I'll probably take an afternoon this week and snap a few photos of my own, although the campus has been looking pretty depressing for most of November.

The_Architect · #48 Posted **Nov 29, 2011, 2:46 PM**

When I get back on campus in January I'll do a run of the Waterloo campus.

It looks best in the summer, but it doesn't look bad in the winter either. Though compared to a bunch of the universities so far it will be ugly as sin.

touraccuracy · #49 Posted **Nov 29, 2011, 9:03 PM**

I just realized that I do actually have some photos of my university, from way back in first year. I present to you, Simon Fraser University:

the view towards indian arm

lawl

On a nice day it's one of the best places around. On a foggy day it's creepy as hell. On a rainy day it's supremely depressing.

So much concrete

Student Marketing Association photo shoot

Blitz · #50 Posted **Nov 29, 2011, 9:45 PM**

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Originally Posted by Wharn

I've never understood why people protect easily reproducible photos of fairly well-traveled places with copyright watermarks. So goddamn annoying! I'll probably take an afternoon this week and snap a few photos of my own, although the campus has been looking pretty depressing for most of November.

I do it on any photo I post on the internet. As I said at the beginning there with the UWindsor picture, people have stolen my images constantly over the years and I just got tired of it.

Wharn · #51 Posted **Nov 29, 2011, 11:08 PM**

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Originally Posted by Blitz

I do it on any photo I post on the internet. As I said at the beginning there with the UWindsor picture, people have stolen my images constantly over the years and I just got tired of it.

Hmmm... didn't realize they were yours.

Well, this is awkward.

Travis007 · #52 Posted **Nov 29, 2011, 11:14 PM**

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Originally Posted by The_Architect

When I get back on campus in January I'll do a run of the Waterloo campus.

It looks best in the summer, but it doesn't look bad in the winter either. Though compared to a bunch of the universities so far it will be ugly as sin.

Winterloo does get pretty brutal during the winter months, but grew to love it. Always used to go play shinny (or "puck" as we called it) at Waterloo Town Square on King Street at night.

The new UW additions have greatly enhanced the campus, especially the Nano-Tech building.

BRiles · #53 Posted **Dec 13, 2011, 7:49 AM**

Hi guys, here are some pictures I took on the campus of St. Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia.

Xavier Hall, the oldest building at St.F.X.

University Chapel.

Coady International Institute at StFX University, built/renovated in 2009.

Physical Sciences Centre, built 2004.

MacKinnon Hall, built in 1953.

Governors Hall, built 2006.

And the remaining pictures are from St. Francis Xavier's official photographer.

Gerald Schwartz School of Business, built 2011.

Aerial of the campus, summer 2011.

armorand93 · #54 Posted **Dec 14, 2011, 6:47 AM**

Part of the U of A, i forget what the building was for though (day trip)

Airboy · #55 Posted **Dec 14, 2011, 11:42 PM**

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Originally Posted by armorand93

Part of the U of A, i forget what the building was for though (day trip)

That is part of the Edmonton Clinic Project.

The teaching and office section of the U of A Hospital and Med School. Check the Edmonton Section Images for some better ones from Bulliver

davidivivid · #56 Posted **Nov 22, 2012, 2:29 AM**

Laval University (situated in Quebec City, not Laval!!!) is currently gathering information from students as to how it can ameliorate the physical aspect of its campus in Sainte-Foy. This process has happened several times in the past but nothing has come of it. Let's hope things will change this time around. Of course, the surface parkings lot are the main obstacle... Here's the campus right now:

http://www.cameo.ulaval.ca/reamenage...es_exterieurs/