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Architect Matt O'Malia and business partner Alan Gibson have racked up a number of firsts since launching their Belfast-based architecture and building company, G·O Logic LLC, in 2008.
Lewiston city officials started the year resolved to bring on the wrecking ball and finally tear down the vacant Bates Mill No. 5.
Two years ago, Portland architect Evan Carroll spent nine days at the Maine Veterans' Home in Scarborough, splitting his time between the facility's dementia and rehabilitation units.
The 40-year history of Avesta Housing's efforts to create affordable housing in southern Maine is neatly laid out in several rows of framed photographs hanging in the front lobby of the nonprofit's headquarters in Portland.
For the first time, Maine's most endangered historical assets now include digital records, according to an annual survey by the nonprofit Maine Preservation.
Among the current fixtures on Main Street in Biddeford are several banks, City Hall, a theater, old standbys like Reilly's Bakery and Youlland's Jewelers, as well as newer establishments like tattoo parlors and a few restaurants that have moved in
Lewiston city councilors voted to stop dithering about the fate of Bates Mill No. 5, long touted as a potential convention site, and tear the building down.
Woodward Thomsen Co., the architectural millwork and construction company responsible for projects such as the renovation of the Portland Observatory, has closed its doors.
An architecture and engineering firm in Omaha, Neb., has purchased Portland-based Devine Tarbell & Associates Inc.
A lack of leadership in community planning and "haphazard" development are the impetus behind a conference this Thursday on sustainable development in Portland, according to Paul Stevens, principal at architecture firm SMRT Inc.
AMEC, an international engineering and project management company based in Pennsylvania, said today it has acquired OEST Associates Inc. in South Portland.
Walking into an old Gothic church evokes a visceral response. These well-worn places of worship, so often drafty and gloomy, can cause a creeping chill, or perhaps lead to a twinge of reassurance and a lifting of the spirit.
One night last spring, CEO Kris Doody emerged from an evening staff meeting at Cary Medical Center in Caribou and took her customary stroll through the hospital’s hallways before heading home.
Harriman Associates, an architecture and engineering firm based in Auburn, has acquired an architectural consulting firm in Manchester, N.H., the Foster's Daily Democrat reported today.