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The building, which opened to students in September 2016, features new undergraduate design labs, two floors of research labs and an expanded student lounge. The expansion also includes two 240-seat theatres, including one that can be reconfigured to host special events. Photos by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Background: Canadian Natural Resources Limited Engineering Complex facts

University of Calgary officially opens upgraded engineering complex

In 1966, installation of roofing on the E-Block lecture theatres and installation of concrete panelling on Engineering Blocks C and D. UARC85.052_1.03

Engineering complex built block by block

Energy Engineering program prepares to graduate first class

Neuro chip developed at University of Calgary records brain cell activity at higher resolution

Two UCalgary students receive prestigious Schulich Leader Scholarships

Five UCalgary scholars named New Fellows of the Royal Society of Canada

Engineering grad Monique Sullivan is on the right track in Rio

You Li is the first China Scholarship Council visiting student to graduate from the Doctoral Cotutelle program which highlights international research collaboration between international partner universities. He worked with Naser El Sheimy in the Schulich School of Engineering and his research focused on developing high-precision navigation algorithms for sensors in smartphones, watches and glasses that transfer information like location, speed and orientation of the user. Photo by Riley Brandt, University

PhD student's new geomatics engineering degree also recognized by Chinese university

Schulich researchers expand rural hydro project to Ethiopia