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Architecture & Design
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SMRT promotes four associates to the ownership ranks
Updated: October 21, 2022Benjamin Halleck, Jeana Stewart, Lura Wade and Peter Rand will also hold the title of associate principal at SMRT Architects & Engineers, which is based in Portland.
Updated: October 21, 2022
Two Portland architectural firms awarded for design excellence
October 13, 2022Caleb Johnson Studio received an award for a residential project in Otisfield, while Simons Architects was lauded for its work on Waynflete's Lower School.
October 13, 2022
CEOs present 60 ideas in 60 minutes at Mainebiz forum
October 11, 2022Themes range from turning a failure into a positive to focusing on the company ethos.
October 11, 2022
Gray looks at ways to reclaim its downtown from 6-way intersection
Updated: October 4, 2022The goal is to find ways to revitalize Gray Village, making it a center for civic life, with bicycle-pedestrian-friendly street corridors, public spaces and an attractive environment for new business and real estate investment.
Updated: October 4, 2022
Contractor shortages, increased costs push out fundraising goals for midcoast farms
September 27, 2022The goal of the $3 million campaign is to provide critical new infrastructure and equipment. But there were challenges in attracting bids and securing a contractor.
September 27, 2022
Portland nonprofit to build $300K kids' outdoor recreation center
September 15, 2022The Rippleffect Outdoor Center, which will be adjacent to Rowe Elementary School in Portland, received the green light this week from city authorities.
September 15, 2022
Designer of Quonset-style buildings looks to expand his contractor network
Updated: August 24, 2022Thom Labrie of Shelter +7 Inc. is looking to expand his home and commercial building design beyond Maine.
Updated: August 24, 2022
Engineering firms rev up: Acquisitions, new hires, larger offices and big projects
Updated: July 25, 2022Engineering firms are undergoing transformations, buying other firms, moving into larger quarters or expanding in other ways. They're a response to factors that include strong construction trends in Maine.
Updated: July 25, 2022
Grit and gravel: From laborers to senior roles, Maine women are making inroads in construction
Updated: July 25, 2022Whether they grew up around job sites or came to the industry another way, women in Maine are chipping away at the construction field's glass ceiling.
Updated: July 25, 2022From the Editor: Maine continues to see the effect of the construction boom
Updated: July 25, 2022In the past two years, Maine has seen the real estate and construction industries hit great heights.
Updated: July 25, 2022
A sprawling Augusta landmark, the Olde Federal Building, goes on the market for $2.65M
Updated: July 21, 2022The massive build of the 19th-century post office has to do with the enormous volume of subscription magazines once produced by two local families of publishers.
Updated: July 21, 2022
$8.5M public safety building breaks ground in Skowhegan
July 20, 2022The project has been nearly a decade in development and included a review of numerous potential sites and four facility options.
July 20, 2022
Portland mulls proposal for 6-story building on a rare waterfront lot
Updated: July 20, 2022If the project ultimately leads to shovels in the ground, the building would encompass 21,000 square feet, with retail space on the first and second floors and large residential units above.
Updated: July 20, 2022
Augusta ‘on the cusp’: Residential development gathers momentum in Maine’s capital
Updated: July 11, 2022Maine's capital city is entering a boom, attracting new residents and new developers, and could be poised for even more.
Updated: July 11, 2022
Maine Medical Center receives $2M gift, raises fundraising goal to $170M
Updated: June 24, 2022The $2 million gift comes from Eric and Peggy Cianchette of Portland, whose daughter is a cardiac nurse. The flagship hospital of MaineHealth says it's seeking more funds in order to keep pace with the demands of the pandemic.
Updated: June 24, 2022
The architecture of cannabis: New industry inspires new approaches to design
Updated: June 27, 2022Maine's legalization of cannabis has birthed new opportunities for architects. Because of marijuana's history as an illicit product, designers want the store experience, whether it’s for first-time or returning customers, to feel inviting.
Updated: June 27, 2022
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