Health Sciences Building
Officially opened in March of 2012, the 39,000-square-foot Health Sciences Building is home to the Faculty of Nursing and the Department of Applied Human Sciences. It features a mix of open classrooms, offices, clinical workspaces and fully-equipped laboratories, increasing the programs' capacities for research. The Faculty of Nursing was previously located in the Steel Building; the Department of Applied Human Sciences (formerly the Department of Family and Nutritional Sciences) was previously located in Dalton Hall.
Building Code: HSB
Building Number: 3
Building Type: Building
Architect: Mackay-Lyons Sweetapple & BGHJ Architects
Year Built: 2011
Total Area: 39,000 sq. ft.
Structure: Face brick, structural steel
Primary Role/Purpose: Academic
Named spaces:
- Denise (Klarenbach) Andrew Atrium
- Eileen McMillan Fulford Lecture Room
- Dr. Vera E. Dewar Learning Resource Centre
- PEI Mutual Insurance Company Inc. Conference Room
Occupants:
- Applied Human Sciences
- Faculty of Nursing
- Office of the Dean of Science