Our look at Maine's modernism starts with the work of Canadian firm Shim-Sutfcliffe's Bet Ha'am Synagogue in South Portland.
Gray Organschi Architecture, SEAL COVE HOUSE, 2005
Theodore + Theodore Architecture with R.W. Stevens, Inc., LONG ISLAND HOUSE, 2010
Koetter|Kim & Associates, UNIVERSITY COMMONS: WISHCAMPER CENTER AND OSHER MAP LIBRARY
Koetter|Kim, OSHER MAP LIBRARY
Peter Forbes & Associates, MILLER HOUSE 1994
Harriman Archtiects + Engineers, Inc., HARRIMAN CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS, 1989
Elliott + Elliott Architecture, HOUSE ON PENOBSCOT BAY
Carol A. Wilson Architect, WRITER’S STUDIO
Architect Carol A. Wilson is one of Maine's leading modernists. She claims that her work is "deeply tied to the landscape of Maine," and that her "desire is to produce buildings worthy of this place." Making use of natural materials and elegant forms, her work suggests the elegance and quiet of the surrounding landscape.
Carol A. Wilson Architect, HOUSE ON MERE POINT
Corey Papadopoli, NCARB, HOUSE IN TOWN HILL
Machado and Silvetti Associates, BOWDOIN COLLEGE ART MUSEUM
Edward Larrabee Barnes, HAYSTACK MOUNTAIN SCHOOL OF CRAFTS
F. Frederick Bruck Arcthitect, ISAACSON HOUSE
This fine batch of images closes with one of Isaacson's house, a mid-century gem from 1959 by architect F. Frederick Buck.
Shim-Sutcliffe Architects, CONGREGATION BET HA’AM