Maine Voices: PSA President
PSA President, Patrick Costin of Canal 5 Architects, advocates for high quality building and neighborhood design worthy of maintaining in the future. Mediocrity in the service of growth … Read More
PSA Founding Member Relocates Practice
John Turk, an original member of PSA, has recently announced his new professional position. Read more about it here.
PSA Seeking 2017 Volunteers
Advocacy This committee promotes PSA’s mission of sustainable, responsible and creative growth for Portland. Committee representatives testify regularly at City of Portland board and committee meetings and lobby … Read More
PSA and collaborators release report on what growth COULD look like in Portland!
Based on several charrette’s held over the summer and serious financial and economic studies, Portland Society for Architecture, USM Muskie School, Portland Regional Chamber of Commerce and Creative … Read More
How will Portland deal with its impending growth?
Portland Press Herald, October 2016 In anticipation of our biggest event of the year, we have partnered with local and regional experts about growth and change in our … Read More
Portland looks to turn little-used waterfront lot into public haven
The City of Portland turns to the Portland Society for Architecture for guidance on potential park on the waterfront. To read more about the patch of land and … Read More
Portland councilors face decision on fate of historic waterfront building
PSA’s recommendation to the City : “We can also state that the mid-19th century building now obscured by Building 1 is of greater architectural merit,” the society said … Read More
Portland balancing between staying true to its roots and development: Maine Biz
Click here to read how Portland Society for Architecture is helping the City stay balanced in development.