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Autodesk Takes Two Floors at MaRS Discovery District

Autodesk Inc is moving to MaRS Discovery District, taking 60k SF on the west tower's second and third floors. This is one of the largest footprints for the US-based firm, a leader in 3D printing, building information modelling and digital prototyping. Currently at 210 King St E, Autodesk, whose tech was used in the construction of Humber River Hospital, Canada’s first fully digital hospital, is also taking over the street-level space at the the building's northwest corner and will transform it into an event area and design sandbox for the community to “explore and engage” with tech shaping the future of making and manufacturing.

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