Heidelberg Centre - School of Graphic Communications Management
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The Heidelberg Centre is the home of the School of Graphic Communications Management at Ryerson University.
The 5-storey building at 125 Bond Street cost $10.61 million to build and was designed by Moffat Kinoshita Architects. It was completed in 2002 and is home to the Graphic Communications Management (GCM) program.
The basement contains various equipment used by GCM students, including printing presses and testing equipment used in labs.
The main floor is mostly of offices and a mail area for students. There is also a meeting room which is normally not used by students but by visitors to the building.
The second floor contains the only lecture hall in the building, which is primarily used by students of the Graphic Communications Management program. Also on the second floor is a lounge available for use to third and fourth year students.
The third floor of the building contains three computer labs (one for first year, one for second year, and the last for third and fourth years). Each lab is equipped with computers utilizing Mac OS X operating systems, as well as various computer programs such as Adobe Creative Suite 3 and Quark XPress
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