File contains a set of presentation drawings on board created by Drew Sperry as his Bachelor of Architecture terminal design project at the Nova Scotia Technical College. Drawings include an urban context map; site plan; mechanical plan, floor plans; elevations; section perspective; and street views.
This is a map drawn by the Engineer's Office on September 15, 1913, of the Halifax Harbour - waterfront plan from Bishop Street to Point Pleasant Park and includes proposed changes to the waterfront.
File consists of a survey plans of the property known as Block - WK - Bluenose Wharf owned by A. Keith & Son Limited as surveyed by Roy. A. Dunbrack and the Canadian Plant and Process Engineering Limited (CPPE) plan.
File consists of two plan surveys of property in Seabright. Plan survey of lands of Lindwood Holdings Limited, Seabright, Lot 15 and was surveyed by Wallace MadDonald and Lively Limited in 1982 and Plan survey of lands of Lindwood Holdings Limited, Seabright, Lot 6A, 7 and 7B, formerly Graham K. Brundige property and was surveyed by Thompson and Purcell Surveying Limited in 1981.
File consists of the plans for the mini hydro power development on the Sackville River, Nova Scotia, McCabe Lake storage dam location drawn by L. E. Powell and Company limited as the engineers and builders.
File consists of the plan of survey for the property owned by Lindwood Holdings Limited on Young Avenue, Ivanhoe Street and Atlantic Street as surveyed by Wallace MacDonald Surveys Limited.
File consists of the plans showing the properties that border Lindwood Farms in Sackville, Nova Scotia. These borders include properties owned by Moirs; Hefler Lumber; Wambolt; Hopkins; Hilchie; Davis; Kelsie and Lively.
File comprises unrealized aerial perspective and site plan drawings for a future medical school at Dalhousie. There are also two plans of Studley campus showing the potential site for the new King's College buildings.
File contains proposed building site plans for Studley Campus drawn by H.R. Theakston, university engineer, as well as topographical maps of the Studley Estate prior to Dalhousie construction, including one created by engineering students. There are also several maps dating between 1922-1928 showing the campus's development.
