Buildings and Features
Creations – Lambton College’s on-campus restaurant. An applied learning environment by the Hospitality & Tourism Management and Culinary Management programs Early Childhood Education Centre – a college training facility used for the Early Childhood Education program, hosts Ontario Early Years Centre and a Daycare Facility Fire & Public Safety Centre of Excellence – an $11-million facility featuring a two-story structure with five classrooms, a triple-truck bay, a new fire tower and a variety of new training props (ex. Tanks, vessels, pumps, etc.) Skilled Trades Training Centre – fully equipped for skilled trades and apprenticeship training. Includes classrooms and labs/facilities Sustainable Smart Home – a $1.2 million building that features a cutting-edge energy management system which is used for applied research and learning The SPA at Lambton – both a teaching facility and a full-service spa, the spa is completely run and managed by students in Lambton’s Esthetician and Hairstylist programs
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