National Centre For Indigenous Laws
| Location | Fraser Building |
| Type | Expansion and Renovation |
| Estimated Completion Date | Summer 2024 |
| Construction Budget | $20 million |
| Size | 2500 sq. m |
| Architect | Tow Row Architect, Teeple Architects, Low Hammond Row Architects |
Highlights
Expansion Project will add space for the first-of-its-kind, National Centre For Indigenous Laws (NCIL)
The expansion will provide new classrooms, gathering spaces, offices, meeting rooms, social and outdoor spaces.
The design takes inspiration from Traditional Coast Salish Settlements with respect to architecture and the surrounding green space.
The expansions' location was selected to maximize the retention of existing mature, healthy trees on the site.
The project will be pursuing LEED Gold V4 certification to establish the University’s commitment to building sustainable buildings on campus.