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March 04, 2010

Shortlisted architecture firms: Halifax Central Library

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A quick look at the four architectural partnerships shortlisted to build the new Halifax Central Library.
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Sue Carter Flinn
FBM’s philosophy is: “We strive to provide consulting services for the built environment that exceed the expectations of our clients.” FBM clients know what they want--their contemporary institutional style is quite easy to pick out: Citadel High, the Dalhousie Computer Science and New Academic buildings.
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