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Significant amounts of federal funding will also go to the YMCA of Auburn-Lewiston; B-Street Community Clinical Services in Lewiston; the city of Lewiston's canal and riverwalk trail; new facilities for SeniorsPlus and the Lewiston Housing Authority, and more.

Four teams have been declared the finalists in the competition to design the Portland Museum of Art campus expansion located in Portland, Maine.

Four finalist concept designs were just unveiled by the Portland Museum of Art for a planned expansion of the institution set to be completed by 2026 in the thriving New England cultural capital. The $100 million project will add a total of 60,000 square feet of space to the existing museum in the...

Maine’s Portland Museum of Art unveils the design proposals from the four shortlisted firms for its campus expansion project.

As an architect with 25 years of experience, who works in Portland and is involved in commercial-institutional projects, I fully support the process leading up to the proposed design of the new Cape Elizabeth elementary and middle schools. The selection of Colby Engineering and Simons Architects occurred through a formal request for proposal and interview-selection […]

NEW HIRES The Penobscot Bay Regional Chamber of Commerce has hired Eric Belley as its new president and CEO. Selected after a nationwide search, he fills the position vacated by Tom Peaco in June. Belley has served as a business development officer for several community banks in the Camden-Rockland region over a span of nearly […]

The two-stage competition invites multidisciplinary teams to draw up ‘innovative and future-forward’ concepts for a new six or seven-storey complex

Completed in 2020 in Falmouth, United States. Images by Ryan Bent Photography. The Falmouth Memorial Library had its beginnings in a home the library purchased in 1951.  As the demand for services and space increased, the...

The city will allocate $3 million in federal relief funds toward the estimated $8.6 million project on Chestnut Street.

The two-story community center would have a full-size gym and a new athletic field. Construction cost is estimated at $8.6 million.