Toronto Metropolitan University’s Facilities Management and Development (“Facilities”) oversees the development, operations and maintenance of the university’s buildings, facilities and grounds across four million square feet of space in 42 buildings on 27 acres of land. Our diverse team develops and maintains the facilities and infrastructure that enable TMU to conduct world-class research and provide transformative student experiences.
Our work is focussed on TMU’s commitment to the whole student experience and an environment that is inclusive, accessible and community-focused.
A wide range of expert knowledge
The Facilities team has a wide rage of expertise that includes real estate and land-use planning, project management, engineering and architecture, skilled trades and facilities services, energy and sustainability, and environmental health and safety.
Our team works in concert to support our mandate and leverage their combined expertise under the strategic guidance of the Campus Master Plan to support the goals and values of Toronto Metropolitan University’s Strategic Vision.
We share the responsibility of good campus stewardship with the greater TMU community — together we continuously maintain and develop our properties and our built environment to support scholarly, research and creative activities, and promote health and wellbeing.
Facilities by the numbers
17,000+ classroom seats
33,600+ work orders completed last year
340,000 square feet of teaching labs
80,000+ square feet of upgrades in a year
230,000 square feet of research space
47,000+ items rehomed by the
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- March 25, 2025Electrical conduit route installation in DCC Mar. 26 to Apr. 12There will be some temporary noise disruptions affecting the areas closest to the work.
- March 20, 2025DCC planned power outage the morning of Mar. 22A power shutdown requires the DCC Podium to be vacant during the outage.
- March 19, 2025ENG repair work in loading dock and ENG-B13 Mar. 19 to Apr. 1Intermittent noise, vibration and dust may cause disruptions to areas closest to the work.
- March 13, 2025Drilling in lower levels of PIT Mar. 13 - Apr. 4 for fire alarm upgradeIntermittent noise may cause disruptions to areas closest to the work.
TorontoMet Today: Join the TMU community in celebrating Bike Month every June with tips from frequent cyclists on safety, bike routes and campus resources.
CBC – About That: CBC's Andrew Chang interviews Facilities Management and Development's Animesh Roy about TMU's chiller plants keep our facilities cool.
