Portfolio
Built in 1931, John Calvin Steven’s masonry clubhouse in Portland needed tender loving care and upgrades to improve the Boys …learn more.
Youth Alternatives, a social services provider for children and families, needed to consolidate most of their operation from multiple locations. …learn more.
Located in South Portland, Bet Ha’am is a Reform Jewish congregation, whose facility includes a synagogue and a religious school. …learn more.
Built as the town’s largest performance venue, the center accommodates 500 patrons and features a professional sound and theatrical lighting …learn more.
Wright-Ryan was hired by the Town of Topsham to build their town offices after we completed construction at the town …learn more.
The new police station was a critical part of the revitalization of downtown Sanford and was very important to the …learn more.
“Wright-Ryan was able to offer their extensive knowledge of the Maine construction marketplace and provide me with real solutions that resulted in cost savings for my project.”
Municipal and governing buildings are often the pride and center of activity for a community. Wright-Ryan worked to supply a …learn more.
In the heart of downtown Lewiston stood the old Music Hall, built in 1877. Plans called for it to be …learn more.
Wright-Ryan constructed a new 3-story, 55,000 square foot LEED Certified administrative office building for the Maine Turnpike Authority. This new …learn more.
53 Danforth is in a prime Portland location: just a short walk from downtown, and only a couple blocks from …learn more.
Wright-Ryan renovated five existing brick cottages, at the site of the former Maine Youth Center, into 43 affordable apartment units. …learn more.
Park Street Lofts was a renovation of a 5-story shoe factory into 34 studio condominiums in Saco. Each of the …learn more.