Project Category: Cultural
The Tekαkαpimək Contact Station at Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument – Tekαkαpimək translates from the Penobscot language to “as …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.
University of Maine, Augusta (UMA) and its primary benefactor wanted a world-class facility on campus to promote education, exhibition, and advocacy to …learn more.
Wright-Ryan worked collaboratively with project partners through an integrated design project delivery to complete 3S Artspace. The adaptive reuse project …learn more.
To accommodate the growing excitement around Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, Wright-Ryan constructed a new Visitor Center and site expansion. Built …learn more.
Built in 1845 and on the National Register of Historical Places, this Gothic Revival church is a local landmark. Located …learn more.
“Wright-Ryan made a point to stay in touch on a regular basis even after the job was finished to make sure that all was as it should be, and to repair anything if it was not.”
The Osher Map Library had outgrown its space on the University of Southern Maine (USM), Portland campus. Despite significant design …learn more.
The existing Topsham Public Library opened in 1941. Wright-Ryan Construction was tasked with updating the building to suit the needs …learn more.
Maine College of Art (MECA) consolidated its operation in a famous former department store in downtown Portland, and its presence …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.