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Ridgewood Estates

Port City Architecture will provide professional services that specifically indicate how to construct approximately 74 residential multiplex residences.  We propose to provide Architectural and Engineering services to you with our Structural consultant, Becker Structural Engineers.  We will indicate all major HVAC equipment locations and plumbing fixtures for the Mechanical, and we will provide building lighting layouts with generic fixture types for the Electrical.

This project is currently on the boards in the Plan Room.

19 Main St. Topsfield MA

19 Main Street in Topsfield, Massachusetts is a mixed use building located in the heart of the town center.  The project boasts a unique corner lot, first floor retail and an elevator serving upper floors.  The building echoes period detailing found in Topsfield's fine historic homes and is designed to engage and enliven the streetscape with a traditional covered porch that addresses Main Street.

This project is currently on the boards in the Plan Room.

Abyssinian Meeting House

This project is currently on the boards in the Plan Room.

Franklin Fueling Systems

Franklin Fueling Systems is combined manufacturing and office building that houses the regional headquarters of this international corporation.  The project consists of a combination of offices, open offices, meeting spaces, research labs and a manufacturing floor and includes a training room, employee break / lunch area and a welcoming lobby.  Port City Architecture worked in conjunction with officers of Franklin Fueling during programming and worked closely with Patco Construction to ensure the project was delivered on time and on budget.

Willowdale Place

The proposed three-story office building consists of a mixture of service retail and office space with the Allied Mortgage headquarters on the third floor. The buildings façade has been designed to keep in context with the traditional New England style. The use of a gabled roof and dormer on the third floor minimizes scale of the building. The traditional building materials of brick, clapboards and asphalt singles were used in keeping with the traditional patterns found in Maine and New England.  Painted plywood panels are used break up the façade between the transitions of materials.  Aluminum storefront windows and doors at the first floor give the retail spaces the adequate exposure along Route One.  While clad wood double-hung windows are used on the second and third floors to give the building a residential feeling.

The Center for Grieving Children

Port City Architecture was hired to renovate the existing 2-story office building at 555 Forest Ave. for the Center for Grieving Children.  The renovations consist of entirely remodeling the first floor with some improvements to the second floor.  Also included are major renovations to the HVAC systems.  In addition, the front entry canopy is being removed and replaced, along with building signage and a new exterior playground area.

United Methodist Church

Port City Architecture will provide design documents that are specifically for fellowship hall, office area, classrooms and support spaces.  The sanctuary hall will be later phase of the project.  We propose to provide architectural and engineering services to Bath UME with our consultants, Casco Bay Engineering (structural) and SYTDesign Engineering (Civil).  Electrical and mechanical services will be designed build and coordinated through the chosen contractor contractor.

United Methodist Chruch

Port City Architecture will provide design documents that are specifically for fellowship hall, office area, classrooms and support spaces.  The sanctuary hall will be later phase of the project.  We propose to provide architectural and engineering services to Bath UME with our consultants, Casco Bay Engineering (structural) and SYTDesign Engineering (Civil).  Electrical and mechanical services will be designed build and coordinated through the chosen contractor contractor.

This project is currently on the boards in the Plan Room.

Woodlands Club Fitness Addition

Port City Architecture completed a 9,000 square foot fitness center addition/renovation to the existing private recreational facility.  The project includes cardio and free weight exercise areas, aerobics and Yoga rooms as well as office space and expansion of the golf cart storage facility.  By locating the addition on the south side of the club overlooking the 18th green, Port City Architecture was able to expand banquet services and member dining on the patio created above the addition.  The design of the fitness area takes advantage of ample sunlight and views over the greens by careful placement of windows and wall openings that connect members to the natural beauty of the area.

Woodlands Lobby Renovation

Port City Architecture completed a renovation to the lobby / Egress of  the Club House along with renovations to the Pro shop and Pool side area.

Jewell & Boutin

Vortechnics

Port City Architecture designed the newly constructed 15,800 square foot office building, Vortechnics, in Scarborough, Maine.  Vortechnics is both a corporate office and a wet laboratory resulting in a facility that needs to be extremely flexible.  This office building exists to treat and purify Stormwater, which is the passion behind the creation of Vortechnics: a business that must serve the community with this complex water cleansing process.  Vortechnics not only serves the population in which it is embedded, it also benefits millions of people across the United States and Canada as it preserves, protects and cleans the environment.

Fresh Samantha

A unique identity was achieved on a frugal budget through thoughtful space planning and geometric contrast.  The exterior of the pre-engineered building focuses on the stucco entry form.  The interior is organized around as central curved wall of brightly lit graphics.  Natural light creates a pleasant, open workspace on the perimeter.

All Smiles Dental