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Maine's largest architecture firm makes promotions in Portland and Bangor offices

By Tina Fischer

SMRT Architects & Engineers has promoted to principal, three professionals working in a range of disciplines in the firm's Bangor and Portland offices. 

Ben Halleck of SMRT
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Ben Halleck

Ben Halleck is a senior mechanical engineer and project manager based in Portland, leading design and technical efforts for advanced technology facilities. Halleck’s experience spans sectors that include microelectronics, defense, aerospace, IT, life sciences, automotive and additive manufacturing. 

Bradley Baker is a senior architect and the sustainability leader in SMRT's Portland office. As a certified Passive House architect with over 17 years of experience, Baker is instrumental in developing SMRT's sustainability practice, including energy, whole-life carbon modeling and environmental justice.

Bradley Baker of SMRT
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Bradley Baker

Lura Wade, based in Bangor, is SMRT’s electrical engineering discipline leader, specializing in the design, planning and management of electrical distribution, telecommunications, data networks and lighting systems. 

Brad Hodges, president of SMRT, said, “Each of these leaders has played an integral role in shaping SMRT’s growth and success. Their elevation to principal reflects not only their exceptional leadership but also our firm’s continued commitment to investing in the people who drive our future.

Lura Wade of SMRT
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Lura Wade

SMRT Architects & Engineers ranks No. 1 among Maine's largest architecture firms in the Mainebiz Book of Lists, with 22 licensed architects and 86 employees. The firm had $30.5 million in revenue in 2024, according to the Mainebiz list published in the July 28 print edition and the upcoming Book of Lists, which will be published Dec. 29. 

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