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
In partnership with Creative Portland and the University of New England Center for Global Humanities, the PSA presented a lecture by Alex Krieger to an audience at Portland … Read More
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
Turnout was good for the most recent PSA Brown Bag Tour at Maine College of Art, which took place on September 14. Architect Rick Renner toured our group … Read More
Drink ‘n Crit, September 7: Visioning Growth charrette teams present their concepts for Portland’s future growth before an enthusiastic audience of 60 at SPACE gallery!
Growth and change that supports economic equity and a high quality of life should be planned into Portland’s future. PSA, in coordination with the USM Muskie School of … Read More
What is Green Worth? Identifying the value in high performance homes. Date/Time: September 15 from 4-6 p.m. Location: Maine Historical Society Lecture Hall Cost: $5.00 For more information … Read More
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
Growth and change that supports economic equity and a high quality of life should be planned into Portland’s future. PSA, in coordination with the USM Muskie School of … Read More
On Wednesday, July 13th the season’s first PSA Brown Bag Tour took place at “Bayside Anchor”. This new 37,850 s.f. multi-family housing community is being built on the … Read More
Scott Simons, Principal and Founder of Scott Simons Architects in Portland, has been elevated to the College of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects for making a … Read More
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
Click here to read how Portland Society for Architecture is helping the City stay balanced in development.
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
Carole Merrill, PSA Executive Director was interviewed for the Old Port Magazine. To read the article, click here.
