Attend an evening of expert talks, tours, and networking at Limberlost Place—exploring design, materials, and urban-connected projects.

Join CTBUH at the recently completed Limberlost Place, a new addition to George Brown College’s Waterfront Campus. This event will whet appetites for a wider discussion to be held at the CTBUH 2025 International Conference, taking place from 6 – 9 October 2025. Following an introduction from CTBUH CEO Javier Quintana de Uña, the presentations and discussion will delve into policies, projects and design practices geared towards creating the best space for the occupant, by maximizing social interaction, utilizing recycled and/or sustainable materials, and connecting projects to wider city networks and infrastructure. Limberlost Place will be featured prominently as a case-study as we offer an inside look at the building.

Following the panel discussion, join us for a networking reception with opportunities to tour more of the building with key members of the project team.

Program:

• What’s Next in the Industry, and for CTBUH
  Javier Quintana de Uña, CTBUH CEO
• Sustainable Placemaking in Toronto: Connecting Developments to a Wider Urban Network
  James Parakh, City of Toronto
• Creating Innovative Spaces for a Global Impact
  Panel Discussion with representatives involved with the conception, construction, development of Limberlost Place at George Brown College:
  — Steven Street, Executive Director, Woodworks Ontario | Canadian Wood Council (Moderator)
  — Nerys Rau, Director, Design and Construction and Project Director – Limberlost Place Development, George Brown College
  — Carol Phillips, Partner, Moriyama Teshima Architects
  — Krista Palen, Partner, Transsolar
• Networking Reception & Building Tours
  Network over drinks and light bites with an opportunity to see more of the building.