Science Complex Construction

Exterior construction nears completion.

Science Complex Construction

Construction of the addition nears completion.

Science Complex Construction

Completion of the addition and surrounding lanscaping.

Science Complex

View of the H Block addition just after its completion.

Mackenzie Chown Complex

View of the entire Mackenzie Chown complex after the Science Complex addition.

Mackenzie Chown Complex Sign

The Mackenzie Chown Complex in the background and its sign in the foreground.

Physical Education Complex

Exterior view of the Phys. Ed. Complex after the 1980 Aquatic Centre Addition. The Eleanor Misener Aquatic Centre, which contains Brock's Olympic size swimming pool, is the large structure in the foreground. The remaining buildings in the background house the gymnasiums and other facilities.

Phys. Ed. Complex

View from just outside the front of the Phys. Ed. Complex. This area is now part of a courtyard found in the centre of the Walker Complex.

Thistle Complex West

Exterior view of the section of the Thistle Complex west of the Tower.

Thistle Complex Construction

This picture shows construction work underway on the Thistle Complex. The groundwork, supporting pillars, and preliminary work on the concrete walls can be seen. The most notable feature is the exposed foundation of the Thistle Theatre to the left. The adjacent lecture halls are also taking form to the right.

Thistle Complex Construction

This picture shows construction work underway on the Thistle Complex. The groundwork, supporting pillars, and concrete walls can be seen. The most notable feature is the exposed foundation of the Thistle Theatre to the left. The adjacent lecture halls are also taking form to the right.

Walker Complex (April 2002)

The complex was comprised of the new Student/Community Health and Fitness Centre and the state-of-the-art health club called The Zone, in addition to encompassing the existing physical education facilities. Among the new facilities was a 23 000-square-foot gymnasium, which boasted four basketball courts and a 200-meter, three-lane elevated track. The building was named after Walker Industries Holdings, a Thorold firm that was the key donor to the project.