reading spaces available for all York University students. Adjacent to the library is the Bruce Bryden Rose Garden, a rare and well-preserved example of British landscaping, with characteristics of Victorian & Edwardian influences. Proctor Field House (PFH) / Pavillon Proctor: The campus athletics building houses the Glendon Athletic Club (GAC). The Glendon Athletic Club offers full gym facilities to students and the public, including a weight room, a cardio room, a pool, tennis and squash courts, an instructional studio, and a gymnasium. Proctor also holds group exercise programs such as spinning classes, yoga, martial arts, and dance lessons. Glendon students enjoy a generous discount for gym membership throughout the academic year. In 1995, Proctor Field House served as the Toronto Raptors' practice facility. Hilliard Residence (HR) / Résidence Hilliard: A 215-room residence building, named after famed obstetrician Marion Hilliard. Students are divided between 6 dormitory-style houses (A, B, C, E, F, and G, respectively). With the exception of D-house, which is used for some professors' offices and classroom space, and G-house, which has suite-style rooms for upper-year students. A house can hold as many as 40 students. Each house is under the charge of a resident "don", as well as Residence Life Assistants (RLAs) that oversee activities in both residence buildings. Differing from the Wood Residence, each of Hilliard's houses do not exceed a single floor in reach, with two houses per floor. Hilliard also contains the offices of Pro Tem, the Women & Trans Centre and Theatre Glendon storage space in Hilliard's non-residential houses, D and H. The basement of Hilliard Residence contains a recreational room, available for all members of the residence. Wood Residence (WR) / Résidence Wood: A 189-room residence building. It houses students in typical dormitory-style rooms. Wood is the smaller of the two residences with only 22–30 students per house (section of the building). Students are divided into five houses A through E; each house spans four floors (including the basement) with a single shared common room on the ground floor. Changes in Residence Life programming have led to the creation of a "Quiet Floor" on the third floor of A House for students who wish to enjoy an extension of the regular late-night quiet hours when all residents must avoid inappropriately loud noises. As well, the entirety of C House will become "Green" for students who wish to enjoy a more environmentally friendly lifestyle