Limberlost Place is a ten-storey, tall wood academic building located on the George Brown College Waterfront Campus in Toronto. The first-of-its-kind mass timber facility features a revolutionary exposed cross-laminated timber and glulam structure with a striking, angular rooftop silhouette. A triple-height atrium with a series of cascading seat-stairs display learning activities to the surrounding neighbourhood. Innovative net zero-ready building components include a thermally-efficient prefabricated building envelope, deep lake water cooling, rooftop photovoltaic panels and two soaring natural ventilation solar chimneys that draw air up and through the building. The project is a collaboration of Moriyama & Teshima Architects and Acton Ostry Architects.