Fathom Studio News Today

Halifax has started planning for a new neighbourhood at Exhibition Park, although some councillors raised concerns about what thousands of new residents would mean for local traffic and infrastructure in the area southwest of the Halifax peninsula.

Halifax has kicked off the planning process for a new neighbourhood in the north end that could see thousands of new housing units in an area currently used by businesses and car lots.

Halifax Regional Council is considering moving ahead with a plan that could see a new neighbourhood with thousands of housing units near the Windsor Street exchange.

A new 14-building development consisting of 3,656 units is being proposed for an area along Halifax's Strawberry Hill Street and Windsor Street to help meet housing demand.

Halifax is moving ahead with plans for a new neighbourhood in Bedford that could see thousands of housing units go up, although the area councillor says it's too early to know exactly what will happen.

As the City of Fredericton receives $10.3 million from the federal government to spur the creation of more housing, Mayor Kate Rogers says developers have a role to play in selling their proposals to people who already have their own homes.

New Glasgow recently hosted a pair of workshops looking at future projects for Viola's Way and future riverfront connections. Architectural firm Fathom Studio, ran the consultations held at Glasgow Square on Monday and Tuesday evenings. New Glasgow Mayor Nancy Dicks said the conversations produced a lot of interesting ideas, noting the history of the area

Under One Sky has announced that Fathom Studio (Fathom) in a joint venture with Moriyama & Teshima Architects (MTA), have been selected to design the Indigenous Longhouse & Cultural Centre. The centre will celebrate Indigenous peoples and culture while providing community-oriented programming in health, education, arts, culture, and events. Fathom and MTA are Canadian-based firms […]

On Tuesday, Halifax Council awarded a $7.1-million tender to Avondale Construction to expand and renovate the library in Halifax's Clayton Park neighborhood. Renovations will start in late summer or early fall, to expand and refresh the space.

The winning design symbolizes a thunderhead cloud, which embodies the "strength, activism and hope of LGBTQ2+ communities.