Campus Planning and Real Estate

The updated Campus Master Plan (CMP) establishes a vision and framework to guide how the university will physically change over the next 10 to 15 years to accommodate Queen's evolving programs and activities, and in support of the initiative of our faculty, staff and students that makes Queen's a world-class university.

Facilities is always working toward improving the accessibility of our campus. In support of this, our building directory allows for targeted searches of accessibility features in buildings on campus and provide the most information possible to make navigating and planning easier for Queen's students, staff and visitors.

We create functional and beautiful design solutions in a collaborative process to fit your vision, function, and budget. We find creative design solutions for interior environments while supporting the health, safety, and the well-being of the people who use those spaces. Designs must adhere to code and regulatory requirements and encourage the principles of environmental sustainability and accessibility.

Our team, in collaboration with University Relations, oversees the development and administration of Queen's interactive campus map. Learn about all our university has to offer - in Kingston and beyond. 

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Signage and Wayfinding are a part of the visual identity of Queen’s and consistency helps in establishing a sense of unity across campus. It is also important that signage is presented in a clear and accessible manner 

All new signage must follow the updated signage templates and conform to the Queen's Signage Policy

Campus Planning and Real Estate advises senior leadership of the University on the acquisition and disposition of properties. The department also works with University clients to address their off campus space or residential leasing requirements.

Leases and licenses for Queen's University must follow the Real Property Acquisition, Disposition, and Leasing Procedures.