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Whitten Architects received three awards for residential projects at the American Institute of Architects Maine design awards, held last week at in Augusta.
Six restoration projects across the state were recognized at the Yarmouth-based nonprofit's annual awards ceremony, held In late March.
Over the years, the nonprofit has relied on grants from the Institute of Museum and Library Services and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Sound isolation and acoustics between studios were paramount considerations, involving tightly constructed ductwork weaving through historic trusses.
Repairs, stabilization and protection of 12 stained-glass windows was a major piece of the project. The Main Street location provides better visibility.
The Maine Historical Society is not looking back but forward. Its new budget has allowed it to hire three new employees who bring a broad skill set to the organization.
The city council is forming a committee to work out recommendation on a design, cost estimate and funding plan to be sent to voters.
Joining founder Rob Whitten and principal Russ Tyson is Tom Lane, who has been with the firm since 2017 and now steps into the role of partner and owner.
Although Maine’s lighthouses are built for tumultuous weather and sea conditions, today’s extreme storms are prompting concern among preservationists.
Knickerbocker Group, a designer and builder of high-end homes and commercial spaces, has promoted Marta Peters to chief financial officer.
Upcoming projects include construction of an ADA-compliant bathroom and entrance, installation of a modern septic system, creation of a parking lot and a kitchen renovation.
Law office design and fit-up can be a statement about the firm and its growth. New spaces include features such as plenty of natural light and comfortable, collaborative areas for attorneys and clients.
Maine's largest architecture firm has promoted three members of its professional staff to this senior role.
Cost increases for the redevelopment of a 19th-century Bethel home into apartments prompted a community campaign to raise funds for completing the project.
The waterfront museum, which dates to the 1950s, has hired Kevin Daly Architects.
Walker Memorial Hall, dating back to 1892 and listed on the National Registry of Historic Places, is undergoing an extensive rehabilitation after a period of neglect.