Project Category: Higher Education
This project involved the demolition of an existing building to make way for four new wooden structures. Built to Passive …learn more.
Bowdoin College’s Stevens House dorm was originally constructed in 1860 and converted by Wright-Ryan Construction into a modern residence hall for 35 …learn more.
Wright-Ryan was hired to perform construction management services on an occupied campus adjacent to the school’s dormitories. The project included the construction …learn more.
This uniquely designed building serves as both a Welcome Center for Plymouth State University and as an ice arena with …learn more.
The Osher Map Library had outgrown its space on the University of Southern Maine (USM), Portland campus. Despite significant design …learn more.
University of Southern Maine (USM) had a vision for creating a new dynamic campus center on its Portland campus. The new …learn more.
“Wright-Ryan’s communications of the details made me, as an owner, feel very comfortable with their suggestions and procedures. There was a logical, well-organized proposal for each of the decisions that we worked through with the design-build team.”
The renovations for Bates College outfitted the Hedge Hall and Roger Williams Hall with student classrooms, thesis areas, research areas, common spaces, faculty …learn more.
The biomedical research facility houses teams of scientists and top faculty that are dedicated to medical education and advancing the …learn more.
Construction at the University of Southern Maine’s John Mitchell Science & Technology Center nearly doubled the original structure. Wright-Ryan built …learn more.
The University of Southern Maine was building a new ice arena, the largest enclosed ice surface north of Boston, and …learn more.
Maine College of Art (MECA) consolidated its operation in a famous former department store in downtown Portland, and its presence …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.