Percy Erskine Nobbs

(1875–1964) Canadian architect (1875-1964)

Percy Erskine Nobbs (Canada, 1875–1964) is listed in the catalogue as an architect. By year of birth, Percy Erskine Nobbs belongs to the chapter ‘Industrialisation’ in this site’s history of architecture.

Percy Erskine Nobbs was born in Haddington and died in Montreal. Percy Erskine Nobbs trained at University of Edinburgh and Edinburgh Collegiate School. Percy Erskine Nobbs became a member of Royal Canadian Academy of Arts and Canadian Battlefields Memorials Commission. The awards include Member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts and Person of National Historic Significance.

The best-known works include ‘McCord Stewart Museum’, ‘Percival Molson Memorial Stadium’, and ‘Royal Montreal Curling Club’. The catalogue has 2 buildings by Percy Erskine Nobbs. The dated buildings span the years 1915–2013. The buildings are in Montreal and Ville-Marie.

Contemporary architects in the same chapter include William Sutherland Maxwell, Eugène Payette, Joseph Ovide Turgeon, Ernest Hébrard, and Alphonse Venne.

• Percival Molson Memorial Stadium
• Musée McCord