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A new executive director of Greater Portland Landmarks has been hired from New York City, as the historic preservation group waits for the Portland City Council to take up a controversial plan that would demolish 142 Free St.
Energy consultant Sam Milton of Climate Resources Group offers advice about how to get the most efficient energy performance from a commercial space.
The first phase of the project, to secure the building’s integrity and to renovate the first-floor retail spaces, has been completed. Next up is bringing the space back as a fully functioning performance venue.
A roundup of new hires, promotions and achievements at businesses, nonprofits, health care institutions and professional services firms in Maine.
Matt Maiello has been practicing architecture for eight years. He joined Simons in 2019 after living and working in Portland for three years.
Earlier this month, Preservation Timber Framing of Berwick began a structural and restoration cost assessment of the buildings, with a focus on the herring smokehouse structure.
“Intentionally built in harm’s way hundreds of years ago, they are threatened today by one of the most rapidly changing and volatile bodies of water on the planet,” said Tara Kelly with Maine Preservation.
Stan Gawron, with over 50 years in the industry, founded the Scarborough firm in 1983. The mantra is “listen, innovate, design.”
Ashley Morrill, from the hit reality TV show, is seeking fan input for her Rustic County line of home décor.
Bradley Hodges, who became president of SMRT Architects and Engineers at the start of 2024, describes his leadership approach as "keeping the big picture in focus all the time."
From Maine’s coast to inland rivers, private developers and others are building with an eye to a stormier future. They see it not just as a challenge, but as an opportunity to innovate.
A feature of the inn will be a touchless technology system. Advantages of the location include proximity to “the heart of the Foreside vibe.”
The medical group practice, which has six patient centers in Maine and New Hampshire, is preparing to build an administration center with more than 50,000 square feet of space.
The home decor line launched in August, and now has added holiday-themed tea towels and ornaments.
Following the merger, Welch Sign and Bailey Sign will maintain their brand identities while operating as a unified business.
Haley Ward's acquisition of Dario Designs is its fourth such deal in 13 months. During the transition, the Northborough, Mass., firm will be known to its clients as Dario Designs, a division of Haley Ward.