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Equine Facility

Performing Arts

View of mixed-use project shows thoughtful analysis and design to respond to varied architectural context.

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134 Pleasant Street

The historic brick mansion is transformed to a high-end hotel.

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Treadwell Mansion, Boutique Hotel

Arial view of the historic South Meeting House with local Portsmouth NH context.

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PMAC Visual Arts School

New construction that blends modern amenities with historic forms.

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Harborside Haven

iconic early 19th century brick row buildings of downtown Portsmouth.

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111 State Street

“A flexible, inclusive environment where children embrace their curiosities and indulge in learning through sensory and personal experiences"

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Evergreen Elementary School

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One Market Square

Rehabilitation and adaptive reuse of this 18th century English barn.

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The Word Barn – Performing Arts Center & Inn

Performing Arts

Historic Rehabilitation of the circa 1893 Soldiers Memorial Hall, for use by the Franklin City Hall and Opera House.

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Franklin Opera House & City Hall

Performing Arts

Easterseals' mission was to develop a state-of-the-art campus providing housing and supportive services for veterans and their families.

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Easterseals NH Military and Veterans Campus at Webster Farm

Equine Facility

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60 Penhallow St. at Brick Market

ARCove's rehabilitation of a mid-19th century commercial building converts two floors of office space to seven residential apartments in Portsmouth's Market Square.

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14 Market Square Residences, Mixed-Use

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Fishmonger’s Cottage

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Net-Zero New Englander

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Carey Cottage at Creek Farm

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Maplewood Apartments

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3 Pleasant St. at Brick Market