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.
Challenge of Change – Are We Loving Portland to Death?
As Portland grows, changes in our community have been met by both excitement and anxiety. The purpose of “The Challenge of Change: Are We Loving Portland to Death?” in … Read More
One of Us: Old Port Magazine
Carole Merrill, PSA Executive Director was interviewed for the Old Port Magazine. To read the article, click here.
Architects design two-day event to explore issue of sea level rise
Bayside is a hot spot for developers in Portland, with new stores and offices sprouting along Marginal Way But even conservative estimates of sea level rise suggest that … Read More
Maine architects look to make over misfit street
To Mark Johnson, much of Spring Street is a four-lane divided highway to nowhere. Johnson sees a street largely out of scale with the surrounding environment, a barrier … Read More
Portland Society for Architecture Installs 2014 Officers
The Portland Society for Architecture (PSA) membership recently voted to install the following slate of officers for the 2014 term: President – Alan Kuniholm, Principal, PDT Architects Vice … Read More
Architects, designers plan for rising seas on Portland’s waterfront
The exhibition that’s hanging on a wall at Space Gallery in Portland looks a lot like a city map of Portland. Which, of course, it is. “Waterfront Visions … Read More
Portland group raising awareness about predicted rise in sea levels
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Architects release study on water level impact on Portland’s waterfront
PORTLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) — In an effort to plan for the future of Portland’s waterfront, a group of architects has come out with a study on the water levels along … Read More
Architects urge developers to consider rising sea levels
A three-and-a-half-foot rise in the sea level here would, if propelled by a storm surge, swamp large portions of Commercial Street and the Marginal Way-Bayside area, a prominent … Read More