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Architecture & Design
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Former Dakin building home to high-end apartments
March 29, 2016After two years and a $2 million investment, the conversion of the former Dakin Sporting Goods building in downtown Bangor is complete.
March 29, 2016
The entrepreneurs of Brunswick's TechPlace
March 7, 2016TechPlace, the entrepreneur incubator at Brunswick Landing, lacks the cacophony and frenetic energy of the typical Massachusetts or Silicon Valley startup space, and that's not a bad thing.
March 7, 2016
Historic factory will get $6M conversion to apartments
February 21, 2016The former home of Schlotterbeck & Foss Co. is getting new life, thanks to a developer who successfully applied to have it listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is now able to take advantage of tax credits to fully invest in the
February 21, 2016
Portand's M.R. Brewer Inc.'s bright future stays true to familial roots
February 8, 2016M.R. Brewer Inc. is a construction and millwork firm that handles everything from installing a $50 cabinet door to completing multi-million-dollar renovations and new construction.
February 8, 2016Bar Harbor council backs rehab of major street
February 5, 2016Bar Harbor's town council designated $25,000 for an infrastructure design study on Cottage Street, one of the popular summer tourist town's two main corridors central to commerce.
February 5, 2016Portland's Congress Square redesign project nets over 100 bids
February 4, 2016The city of Portland received more than 100 submissions for its Congress Square redesign project, with some public art proposals coming from as far away as the United Kingdom.
February 4, 2016UMaine tests Maine trees used to make 'plywood on steroids'
February 3, 2016Scientists and engineers at the University of Maine are evaluating the strength, thermal and moisture properties of Maine trees when used to make cross-laminated timber, a kind of lumber used to build homes in Canada and Europe, The Times Record
February 3, 2016
Warehouse shortage fueled by nontraditional uses
January 22, 2016Beer brewers, coffee roasters and medical marijuana companies are taking over more warehouse space in Portland, driving demand and the price per square foot.
January 22, 2016Long-time employee buys Bath cabinet maker
January 19, 2016The Kennebec Co. has been sold to a longtime employee, James Stewart, the new owner said Monday.
January 19, 2016Maine Preservation honors historic rehab and preservation projects
November 24, 2015The Maine Preservation honored 16 historic preservation projects throughout the state at its annual awards ceremony last week, including the Press Hotel in Portland and the Mill at Dover-Foxcroft.
November 24, 2015Maine firms win awards for engineering excellence
November 23, 2015Six engineering firms in Maine received awards from the American Council of Engineering Companies of Maine for work this year.
November 23, 2015Portland documentary school, MECA continue partnership talks
October 21, 2015Discussions about creating a partnership between the Maine College of Art and the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies, which announced in June it would close this fall, have progressed.
October 21, 2015Harriman Architects + Engineers merges with Boston’s The Cecil Group
October 16, 2015Auburn-based Harriman Architects + Engineers has merged with The Cecil Group, a planning, design and landscape architecture firm in Boston.
October 16, 2015Gallery expansion to be reviewed in Rockland
September 29, 2015A proposal to build a five-story, $3 million building expanding the Dowling Walsh Gallery in downtown Rockland is going to the city's Planning Board tonight, the Penobscot Bay Pilot reported Monday.
September 29, 2015New England architecture firm to open Portland office
August 13, 2015Lavallee Brensinger Architects, which has offices in Manchester, N.H., and Charlestown, Mass., is planning to open a Portland office this fall after having served a number of Maine clients.
August 13, 2015Architect seeks to expand Old Port block
November 7, 2014The winning architect of a contest to redesign a block of Portland’s Old Port has proposed to double its footprint, add a skywalk and open space for housing, offices or hotel rooms.
November 7, 2014
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