Research Parks
Western University Research Park is one of Canada's leading multi-campus science and technology parks and is affiliated with one of Canada's largest universities. The Research Park owns and operates 12 buildings with over 625,000 square feet of turnkey office, conference centre, laboratory, and pilot plant space across two established Research Park locations: the 50-acre London Campus and the 80-acre Sarnia-Lambton Campus. From co-working & commercial office suites, to fully furnished laboratories & pilot facilities in our Business Incubators, to long-term land for lease or for sale at one of our affiliated Technology Parks, the Research Park is uniquely positioned to support growth from early stage start-ups to fast growing emerging companies to major industrial operations. Contact us at the Research Park to explore the benefits of highly flexible space for your innovative organization.
The Research Park, London Campus
The 50-acre Western University Research Park, London Campus was established in 1989. The London Campus is located adjacent to Western University and is home to the award winning Stiller Centre for Technology Commercialization, one of Canada’s most successful biotechnology incubators (CABI 2010 Technology Incubator of the Year). The Research Park owns and operates the Windermere Manor, a 48 room hotel and conference centre which hosts tens of thousands of visitors every year. Tenants at the Research Park range from national government laboratories, to large multi- industrial research centres, to some of Canada’s fastest growing emerging companies.
The Research Park, Sarnia-Lambton Campus
The 80-acre Western University Research Park, Sarnia-Lambton Campus was established in 2003 as a joint initiative of the County of Lambton, the City of Sarnia, and Western University. The Sarnia-Lambton Campus is located adjacent to Lambton College and is home to the Bowman Centre for Technology Commercialization, Canada’s largest clean-tech incubator, focused on large scale industrial biotechnology. Conference facilities at the Research Park play host to a number of local, regional, and national events each year. Tenants range from large multi-national companies, to non-profit organizations, to small start-up companies and commercialization projects.
