Community Buildings

This renovation and addition to Temple Beth-El in Augusta involves an expansion of the existing sanctuary and an addition with a new entry and classroom wing. The building also engages with the site and provides a new outdoor terrace on the south to encourage outdoor activities and events. All spaces are designed for maximum flexibility and provide multiple functions depending on the needs of the annual occasion.

This renovation and addition to Temple Beth-El in Augusta involves an expansion of the existing sanctuary and an addition with a new entry and classroom wing. The building also engages with the site and provides a new outdoor terrace on the south to encourage outdoor activities and events. All spaces are designed for maximum flexibility and provide multiple functions depending on the needs of the annual occasion.

This renovation and addition to Temple Beth-El in Augusta involves an expansion of the existing sanctuary and an addition with a new entry and classroom wing. The building also engages with the site and provides a new outdoor terrace on the south to encourage outdoor activities and events. All spaces are designed for maximum flexibility and provide multiple functions depending on the needs of the annual occasion.

This renovation and addition to Temple Beth-El in Augusta involves an expansion of the existing sanctuary and an addition with a new entry and classroom wing. The building also engages with the site and provides a new outdoor terrace on the south to encourage outdoor activities and events. All spaces are designed for maximum flexibility and provide multiple functions depending on the needs of the annual occasion.

The new Center for Environmental Education Building provides a home for the Environmental Education and Outreach programs of the Chewonki Foundation. Located a short distance away from the existing camp tucked in the woods, the new building also serves as a place to introduce the public to the many other activities and programs offered by the Foundation. The building provides flexible and adaptable rooms to accommodate a number of functions and uses. The new structure makes use of resource efficient materials and systems continuing the tradition at Chewonki of appropriate buildings with a positive relationship to the environment.

Award: Northeast Green Building Award 2002

The new Center for Environmental Education Building provides a home for the Environmental Education and Outreach programs of the Chewonki Foundation. Located a short distance away from the existing camp tucked in the woods, the new building also serves as a place to introduce the public to the many other activities and programs offered by the Foundation. The building provides flexible and adaptable rooms to accommodate a number of functions and uses. The new structure makes use of resource efficient materials and systems continuing the tradition at Chewonki of appropriate buildings with a positive relationship to the environment.

Award: Northeast Green Building Award 2002

The new Center for Environmental Education Building provides a home for the Environmental Education and Outreach programs of the Chewonki Foundation. Located a short distance away from the existing camp tucked in the woods, the new building also serves as a place to introduce the public to the many other activities and programs offered by the Foundation. The building provides flexible and adaptable rooms to accommodate a number of functions and uses. The new structure makes use of resource efficient materials and systems continuing the tradition at Chewonki of appropriate buildings with a positive relationship to the environment.

Award: Northeast Green Building Award 2002

The new Center for Environmental Education Building provides a home for the Environmental Education and Outreach programs of the Chewonki Foundation. Located a short distance away from the existing camp tucked in the woods, the new building also serves as a place to introduce the public to the many other activities and programs offered by the Foundation. The building provides flexible and adaptable rooms to accommodate a number of functions and uses. The new structure makes use of resource efficient materials and systems continuing the tradition at Chewonki of appropriate buildings with a positive relationship to the environment.

Award: Northeast Green Building Award 2002

The new Center for Environmental Education Building provides a home for the Environmental Education and Outreach programs of the Chewonki Foundation. Located a short distance away from the existing camp tucked in the woods, the new building also serves as a place to introduce the public to the many other activities and programs offered by the Foundation. The building provides flexible and adaptable rooms to accommodate a number of functions and uses. The new structure makes use of resource efficient materials and systems continuing the tradition at Chewonki of appropriate buildings with a positive relationship to the environment.

Award: Northeast Green Building Award 2002

The new Center for Environmental Education Building provides a home for the Environmental Education and Outreach programs of the Chewonki Foundation. Located a short distance away from the existing camp tucked in the woods, the new building also serves as a place to introduce the public to the many other activities and programs offered by the Foundation. The building provides flexible and adaptable rooms to accommodate a number of functions and uses. The new structure makes use of resource efficient materials and systems continuing the tradition at Chewonki of appropriate buildings with a positive relationship to the environment.

Award: Northeast Green Building Award 2002

The new Center for Environmental Education Building provides a home for the Environmental Education and Outreach programs of the Chewonki Foundation. Located a short distance away from the existing camp tucked in the woods, the new building also serves as a place to introduce the public to the many other activities and programs offered by the Foundation. The building provides flexible and adaptable rooms to accommodate a number of functions and uses. The new structure makes use of resource efficient materials and systems continuing the tradition at Chewonki of appropriate buildings with a positive relationship to the environment.

Award: Northeast Green Building Award 2002

The new Center for Environmental Education Building provides a home for the Environmental Education and Outreach programs of the Chewonki Foundation. Located a short distance away from the existing camp tucked in the woods, the new building also serves as a place to introduce the public to the many other activities and programs offered by the Foundation. The building provides flexible and adaptable rooms to accommodate a number of functions and uses. The new structure makes use of resource efficient materials and systems continuing the tradition at Chewonki of appropriate buildings with a positive relationship to the environment.

Award: Northeast Green Building Award 2002

The new Center for Environmental Education Building provides a home for the Environmental Education and Outreach programs of the Chewonki Foundation. Located a short distance away from the existing camp tucked in the woods, the new building also serves as a place to introduce the public to the many other activities and programs offered by the Foundation. The building provides flexible and adaptable rooms to accommodate a number of functions and uses. The new structure makes use of resource efficient materials and systems continuing the tradition at Chewonki of appropriate buildings with a positive relationship to the environment.

Award: Northeast Green Building Award 2002

The new Center for Environmental Education Building provides a home for the Environmental Education and Outreach programs of the Chewonki Foundation. Located a short distance away from the existing camp tucked in the woods, the new building also serves as a place to introduce the public to the many other activities and programs offered by the Foundation. The building provides flexible and adaptable rooms to accommodate a number of functions and uses. The new structure makes use of resource efficient materials and systems continuing the tradition at Chewonki of appropriate buildings with a positive relationship to the environment.

Award: Northeast Green Building Award 2002

The New Pemaquid Beach Pavilion is a series of small shingled shed buildings that are arrayed along a spine that leads from the parking area to the beach. The buildings frame views of the water and relate strongly to the back dune area by creating outdoor rooms for a variety of activities. It is a lovely family beach and a civic amenity that has been enjoyed over a generation. All landscape and building elements were made with durable materials that will weather and perform well over time.

The New Pemaquid Beach Pavilion is a series of small shingled shed buildings that are arrayed along a spine that leads from the parking area to the beach. The buildings frame views of the water and relate strongly to the back dune area by creating outdoor rooms for a variety of activities. It is a lovely family beach and a civic amenity that has been enjoyed over a generation. All landscape and building elements were made with durable materials that will weather and perform well over time.

The New Pemaquid Beach Pavilion is a series of small shingled shed buildings that are arrayed along a spine that leads from the parking area to the beach. The buildings frame views of the water and relate strongly to the back dune area by creating outdoor rooms for a variety of activities. It is a lovely family beach and a civic amenity that has been enjoyed over a generation. All landscape and building elements were made with durable materials that will weather and perform well over time.

The New Pemaquid Beach Pavilion is a series of small shingled shed buildings that are arrayed along a spine that leads from the parking area to the beach. The buildings frame views of the water and relate strongly to the back dune area by creating outdoor rooms for a variety of activities. It is a lovely family beach and a civic amenity that has been enjoyed over a generation. All landscape and building elements were made with durable materials that will weather and perform well over time.

The New Pemaquid Beach Pavilion is a series of small shingled shed buildings that are arrayed along a spine that leads from the parking area to the beach. The buildings frame views of the water and relate strongly to the back dune area by creating outdoor rooms for a variety of activities. It is a lovely family beach and a civic amenity that has been enjoyed over a generation. All landscape and building elements were made with durable materials that will weather and perform well over time.

The New Pemaquid Beach Pavilion is a series of small shingled shed buildings that are arrayed along a spine that leads from the parking area to the beach. The buildings frame views of the water and relate strongly to the back dune area by creating outdoor rooms for a variety of activities. It is a lovely family beach and a civic amenity that has been enjoyed over a generation. All landscape and building elements were made with durable materials that will weather and perform well over time.

The New Pemaquid Beach Pavilion is a series of small shingled shed buildings that are arrayed along a spine that leads from the parking area to the beach. The buildings frame views of the water and relate strongly to the back dune area by creating outdoor rooms for a variety of activities. It is a lovely family beach and a civic amenity that has been enjoyed over a generation. All landscape and building elements were made with durable materials that will weather and perform well over time.

The New Pemaquid Beach Pavilion is a series of small shingled shed buildings that are arrayed along a spine that leads from the parking area to the beach. The buildings frame views of the water and relate strongly to the back dune area by creating outdoor rooms for a variety of activities. It is a lovely family beach and a civic amenity that has been enjoyed over a generation. All landscape and building elements were made with durable materials that will weather and perform well over time.

The New Pemaquid Beach Pavilion is a series of small shingled shed buildings that are arrayed along a spine that leads from the parking area to the beach. The buildings frame views of the water and relate strongly to the back dune area by creating outdoor rooms for a variety of activities. It is a lovely family beach and a civic amenity that has been enjoyed over a generation. All landscape and building elements were made with durable materials that will weather and perform well over time.

The New Pemaquid Beach Pavilion is a series of small shingled shed buildings that are arrayed along a spine that leads from the parking area to the beach. The buildings frame views of the water and relate strongly to the back dune area by creating outdoor rooms for a variety of activities. It is a lovely family beach and a civic amenity that has been enjoyed over a generation. All landscape and building elements were made with durable materials that will weather and perform well over time.

The New Pemaquid Beach Pavilion is a series of small shingled shed buildings that are arrayed along a spine that leads from the parking area to the beach. The buildings frame views of the water and relate strongly to the back dune area by creating outdoor rooms for a variety of activities. It is a lovely family beach and a civic amenity that has been enjoyed over a generation. All landscape and building elements were made with durable materials that will weather and perform well over time.

The New Pemaquid Beach Pavilion is a series of small shingled shed buildings that are arrayed along a spine that leads from the parking area to the beach. The buildings frame views of the water and relate strongly to the back dune area by creating outdoor rooms for a variety of activities. It is a lovely family beach and a civic amenity that has been enjoyed over a generation. All landscape and building elements were made with durable materials that will weather and perform well over time.

The New Pemaquid Beach Pavilion is a series of small shingled shed buildings that are arrayed along a spine that leads from the parking area to the beach. The buildings frame views of the water and relate strongly to the back dune area by creating outdoor rooms for a variety of activities. It is a lovely family beach and a civic amenity that has been enjoyed over a generation. All landscape and building elements were made with durable materials that will weather and perform well over time.

The New Pemaquid Beach Pavilion is a series of small shingled shed buildings that are arrayed along a spine that leads from the parking area to the beach. The buildings frame views of the water and relate strongly to the back dune area by creating outdoor rooms for a variety of activities. It is a lovely family beach and a civic amenity that has been enjoyed over a generation. All landscape and building elements were made with durable materials that will weather and perform well over time.

The New Pemaquid Beach Pavilion is a series of small shingled shed buildings that are arrayed along a spine that leads from the parking area to the beach. The buildings frame views of the water and relate strongly to the back dune area by creating outdoor rooms for a variety of activities. It is a lovely family beach and a civic amenity that has been enjoyed over a generation. All landscape and building elements were made with durable materials that will weather and perform well over time.

The New Pemaquid Beach Pavilion is a series of small shingled shed buildings that are arrayed along a spine that leads from the parking area to the beach. The buildings frame views of the water and relate strongly to the back dune area by creating outdoor rooms for a variety of activities. It is a lovely family beach and a civic amenity that has been enjoyed over a generation. All landscape and building elements were made with durable materials that will weather and perform well over time.

The New Pemaquid Beach Pavilion is a series of small shingled shed buildings that are arrayed along a spine that leads from the parking area to the beach. The buildings frame views of the water and relate strongly to the back dune area by creating outdoor rooms for a variety of activities. It is a lovely family beach and a civic amenity that has been enjoyed over a generation. All landscape and building elements were made with durable materials that will weather and perform well over time.

This structure, once the Maine Central Railroad Freight Shed, has a unique downtown location at the site of the former Kennebec ferry landing. It was a major link in local rail and river transportation system during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Freight Shed is a contributing element in Bath’s Downtown Historic District and has become a focal point for the community. The Bath Freight Shed Alliance was formed to adapt this historic, industrial waterfront property into a public gathering place, supported and used by the whole community while encouraging layered activities that sustain local food, education and the environment.

Award: Maine Preservation Honor Award, 2012

Link: Bath,on the edge of cool, Boston Globe

This structure, once the Maine Central Railroad Freight Shed, has a unique downtown location at the site of the former Kennebec ferry landing. It was a major link in local rail and river transportation system during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Freight Shed is a contributing element in Bath’s Downtown Historic District and has become a focal point for the community. The Bath Freight Shed Alliance was formed to adapt this historic, industrial waterfront property into a public gathering place, supported and used by the whole community while encouraging layered activities that sustain local food, education and the environment.

Award: Maine Preservation Honor Award, 2012

Link: Bath,on the edge of cool, Boston Globe

This structure, once the Maine Central Railroad Freight Shed, has a unique downtown location at the site of the former Kennebec ferry landing. It was a major link in local rail and river transportation system during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Freight Shed is a contributing element in Bath’s Downtown Historic District and has become a focal point for the community. The Bath Freight Shed Alliance was formed to adapt this historic, industrial waterfront property into a public gathering place, supported and used by the whole community while encouraging layered activities that sustain local food, education and the environment.

Award: Maine Preservation Honor Award, 2012

Link: Bath,on the edge of cool, Boston Globe

This structure, once the Maine Central Railroad Freight Shed, has a unique downtown location at the site of the former Kennebec ferry landing. It was a major link in local rail and river transportation system during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Freight Shed is a contributing element in Bath’s Downtown Historic District and has become a focal point for the community. The Bath Freight Shed Alliance was formed to adapt this historic, industrial waterfront property into a public gathering place, supported and used by the whole community while encouraging layered activities that sustain local food, education and the environment.

Award: Maine Preservation Honor Award, 2012

Link: Bath,on the edge of cool, Boston Globe

This structure, once the Maine Central Railroad Freight Shed, has a unique downtown location at the site of the former Kennebec ferry landing. It was a major link in local rail and river transportation system during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Freight Shed is a contributing element in Bath’s Downtown Historic District and has become a focal point for the community. The Bath Freight Shed Alliance was formed to adapt this historic, industrial waterfront property into a public gathering place, supported and used by the whole community while encouraging layered activities that sustain local food, education and the environment.

Award: Maine Preservation Honor Award, 2012

Link: Bath,on the edge of cool, Boston Globe

This structure, once the Maine Central Railroad Freight Shed, has a unique downtown location at the site of the former Kennebec ferry landing. It was a major link in local rail and river transportation system during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Freight Shed is a contributing element in Bath’s Downtown Historic District and has become a focal point for the community. The Bath Freight Shed Alliance was formed to adapt this historic, industrial waterfront property into a public gathering place, supported and used by the whole community while encouraging layered activities that sustain local food, education and the environment.

Award: Maine Preservation Honor Award, 2012

Link: Bath,on the edge of cool, Boston Globe

This structure, once the Maine Central Railroad Freight Shed, has a unique downtown location at the site of the former Kennebec ferry landing. It was a major link in local rail and river transportation system during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Freight Shed is a contributing element in Bath’s Downtown Historic District and has become a focal point for the community. The Bath Freight Shed Alliance was formed to adapt this historic, industrial waterfront property into a public gathering place, supported and used by the whole community while encouraging layered activities that sustain local food, education and the environment.

Award: Maine Preservation Honor Award, 2012

Link: Bath,on the edge of cool, Boston Globe

This structure, once the Maine Central Railroad Freight Shed, has a unique downtown location at the site of the former Kennebec ferry landing. It was a major link in local rail and river transportation system during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Freight Shed is a contributing element in Bath’s Downtown Historic District and has become a focal point for the community. The Bath Freight Shed Alliance was formed to adapt this historic, industrial waterfront property into a public gathering place, supported and used by the whole community while encouraging layered activities that sustain local food, education and the environment.

Award: Maine Preservation Honor Award, 2012

Link: Bath,on the edge of cool, Boston Globe

This structure, once the Maine Central Railroad Freight Shed, has a unique downtown location at the site of the former Kennebec ferry landing. It was a major link in local rail and river transportation system during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Freight Shed is a contributing element in Bath’s Downtown Historic District and has become a focal point for the community. The Bath Freight Shed Alliance was formed to adapt this historic, industrial waterfront property into a public gathering place, supported and used by the whole community while encouraging layered activities that sustain local food, education and the environment.

Award: Maine Preservation Honor Award, 2012

Link: Bath,on the edge of cool, Boston Globe

This structure, once the Maine Central Railroad Freight Shed, has a unique downtown location at the site of the former Kennebec ferry landing. It was a major link in local rail and river transportation system during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Freight Shed is a contributing element in Bath’s Downtown Historic District and has become a focal point for the community. The Bath Freight Shed Alliance was formed to adapt this historic, industrial waterfront property into a public gathering place, supported and used by the whole community while encouraging layered activities that sustain local food, education and the environment.

Award: Maine Preservation Honor Award, 2012

Link: Bath,on the edge of cool, Boston Globe

These three units for Habitat/ Brunswick Housing are located on a constrained in town site. The process included meeting the requirements of the Historic District. The scale of the units are broken down by dividing the program into a single family and duplex, arranged on the site to allow individual entries and to maximize passive solar orientation.

These three units for Habitat/ Brunswick Housing are located on a constrained in town site. The process included meeting the requirements of the Historic District. The scale of the units are broken down by dividing the program into a single family and duplex, arranged on the site to allow individual entries and to maximize passive solar orientation.

These three units for Habitat/ Brunswick Housing are located on a constrained in town site. The process included meeting the requirements of the Historic District. The scale of the units are broken down by dividing the program into a single family and duplex, arranged on the site to allow individual entries and to maximize passive solar orientation.

These three units for Habitat/ Brunswick Housing are located on a constrained in town site. The process included meeting the requirements of the Historic District. The scale of the units are broken down by dividing the program into a single family and duplex, arranged on the site to allow individual entries and to maximize passive solar orientation.

These three units for Habitat/ Brunswick Housing are located on a constrained in town site. The process included meeting the requirements of the Historic District. The scale of the units are broken down by dividing the program into a single family and duplex, arranged on the site to allow individual entries and to maximize passive solar orientation.

These three units for Habitat/ Brunswick Housing are located on a constrained in town site. The process included meeting the requirements of the Historic District. The scale of the units are broken down by dividing the program into a single family and duplex, arranged on the site to allow individual entries and to maximize passive solar orientation.

These three units for Habitat/ Brunswick Housing are located on a constrained in town site. The process included meeting the requirements of the Historic District. The scale of the units are broken down by dividing the program into a single family and duplex, arranged on the site to allow individual entries and to maximize passive solar orientation.