Faculty of Design Used Book Sale

Are you looking to add more art & design books to your personal collection for an affordable price? Join us on October 7th for the Faculty of Design’s Used Book Sale!

All books have been donated from faculty members as a passing of knowledge to students as they begin the new academic year. Stop by the lobby any time between 10am to 6pm and enjoy student-friendly costs in support of your learning!

 

Students from all programs are invited to attend and purchase from the collection. Books will include but are not limited to:

  • Architecture
  • Interior Design
  • Urban Planning
  • Landscape
  • Sustainability
  • Drafting and Form-making Principles
  • Craft
  • Art History

 

Please note: The sale will be cashless, only debit/credit will be accepted.

 

We are thankful to host this event with the support of RenderED, OCADU’s Environmental Design Student Association. Special thanks to faculty members Bruce Hinds and Cheryl Giraudy for beginning this collection with their generous donations. Proceeds from the sale will go towards supporting the Environmental Design program and its students.

Book Sale

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