The New Brunswick Museum has unveiled an early design for its new combined exhibition centre on the Saint John waterfront. Leung is partnering on the project with Saint John architect Malcolm Boyd of Murdock and Boyd, which was also involved in the design of the Law Courts in Saint John and the Quispamsis Town Hall and Qplex. In the meantime, Saint John council has awarded a contract to demolish two Canadian Coast Guard buildings now on the site. Paving the way for a landmarkThe municipality will pay Galbraith Construction $368,000 for the work, paving the way for construction of a "landmark" New Brunswick Museum building. "It's the building on the right and the blue garage that will come down," said Saint John Mayor Don Darling.

Source: CBC News August 01, 2018 10:52 UTC