FBM Architecture Ltd. (Fowler Bauld & Mitchell)

Local / executive (prime-consultant) architect, in collaboration with design architect Schmidt Hammer Lassen (contract won via an international design competition in 2010)

Opened to the public 13 December 2014; ~15,000 m2. FBM was the local executive architect alongside Danish firm Schmidt Hammer Lassen as design architect. Corroborated by Dezeen and by the official halifaxcentrallibrary.ca architects page (which names FBM as lead architect with SHL as international partner). FBM's own project page lists the year as 2015 (see unverified_notes).

Architect; FBM is the occupant ('the new home for FBM')

Described by FBM as 'one of the first significant multi-storey mass timber structures in Atlantic Canada,' built on a brownfield site in Halifax's north end and now home to FBM. Awards listed by FBM: Halifax Urban Design Award of Merit, Canadian Architect Design Excellence Award of Merit, and a Wood Design & Building Award Citation. Project partners include CBCL Limited, Campbell Comeau Engineering, Aitchison Fitzgerald Builders, and Servant Dunbrack McKenzie & MacDonald Ltd.

Architect (with CBCL Limited)

~100,000 sq ft; houses the College of Continuing Education, School of Social Work, Faculty of Computer Science research space, and College of Sustainability. FBM lists partner CBCL Limited and awards (Lieutenant Governor Award Citation; Lieutenant Governor Engineering Award). A Dalhousie fact sheet describes it as a ~$30M green/LEED building. Some aggregators name 'MacFawn and Rogers' as co-architect — not confirmed first-party (see unverified_notes).

Master-planning architect, partnered with BDP Quadrangle; engaged with Nova Scotia Health, Build Nova Scotia, and the Department of Health and Wellness

Tender award announced by the Province of Nova Scotia on 1 October 2025; master plan expected to complete in early 2027. Freshness-checked: active / in progress, not implied-completed.