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Town of Falmouth, Police Station

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

Town of Falmouth, Fire Station

Sanford Police Station

Port City Architecture has developed a conceptual plan for a new home for the Sanford Police Station.  The new facility will be located on a site near town hall and serve as a Police headquarters as well a house a state of the art dispatch facility, administrative and patrol areas along with a training room and spaces for use by the general community.

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

Ogunquit Municipal Offices

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

Town of Belgrade, Community Center

This recreational facility for the Town of Belgrade was constructed on the shore of Great Pond.  The front of the building overlooks the water and follows the vernacular architecture of the Belgrade Lakes Region. This style is reflected in the stone entrance, shingle siding and exposed beams.  The facility includes a full gymnasium, a social room with a stone fireplace, a library, a full kitchen and a 120’ wrap around porch.

City of Biddeford, McArthur Library Addition

The addition of the entry tower and west wing provides improved library circulation; security, ADA accessibility and much needed technological improvements to the historic structure erected in 1863.  The addition establishes an inviting and strong presence along Main Street.

City of Lewiston, Public Library

Port City Architecture completed Phase II of the Lewiston Public Library.  This phase consisted of the completion of the second and third floors including the creation of the Children’s area.  Port City Architecture wanted to create a destination within the library for the children to explore books and knowledge, and to reinforce their creative minds.  Designated areas will be established for the allowance of a diverse activity setting, including a castle for story time.

Town of Sanford, Municipal Building

Port City Architecture is proud to have been selected for this project. Port City Architecture provided full service programming, space needs assessment and growth potential evaluation for the Town of Sanford Municipal offices and Police Station currently housed in the Sanford Town Hall and Town Hall Annex.   Port City Architecture provided two alternative plans along with cost estimates to the advisory committee.  Finally, we worked with the advisory committee to develop a final recommendation and report to present to the Town Council.

Town of Falmouth, Community Park Storage Building

The Town of Falmouth commissioned Port City Architecture to design four service buildings for the Falmouth Community Park.  Three bathroom/storage buildings were completed in 2003.  They are designed to fit the nearby farm buildings and are constructed of low maintenance materials.  The siding is vertical cedar board with a bleaching oil finish.  The cupola on top provides passive ventilation to the portable bathroom units inside.  The Community Pavilion was constructed in the winter of 2003/2004.  It will provide a covered activity area for children and adult activities for up to sixty persons.  It is of similar design and will be of post and beam construction.

City of Portland, Riverside Golf Course Maintenance Building

Port City Architecture was commissioned to design the Maintenance Building for the Riverside Golf Course by the Director of Ground and Maintenance, Dave DeAndrea.  The 5,000 square-foot building replaced the existing antiquated facility and doubled the amount of area allotted for equipment storage.

Town of Rumford, Fire Station

Port City Architecture design an aesthetically pleasing fire station and made sure that all of the safety factors were securely assessed.  The new structure conforms to all of the current safety and building codes and regulations, which the old structure did not.  There is now adequate parking available as well as a new public lobby for security and liability situations.  The project is in the funding stage.

City of Auburn, Parks and Recreation Maintenance Building

This 72,000 square foot garage, including break room, showers, office and separate tool room, were designed as a new, free standing metal building for the City of Auburn.  The open space behind the bay doors is for vehicles and equipment storage.  Port City Architecture’s design facilitated ease and use by Parks and Recreation.