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AIA Maine News
Regular Articles
This Quarter’s Articles Also Include
- Carol A. Wilson Elevated to the AIA’s College of Fellows
- Boston Architectural Center and University of Maine, Augusta Bring Professional Architecture Education to Maine
- Don’t Ask-Just Take the Lead
- AIA Maine Awards of Architectural Excellence
- UMA Approved—Now What?
- Books, Books and More Books; Call for Potential M.ARCH Students; Assistant Professor of Architecture
- Licensing Board Activities
- 122nd Legislature
- New ASTM Standard Replaces Eight Gypsum Product Specifications
- View from the Bus
- Dodge’s Doodles
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Photographs by John Gordon. See more of his pictures.
Other News
The CAST from March’s program on Accessibility (clockwise from left) AIA Maine President John Gordon, AIA, Steve Dodge with the Fire Marshal’s Office, Denis Pratt, AIA, with Alpha One and special guest Jessica Gordon.
AIA Maine’s Program on Accessibility
Many thanks to the CAST for contributing to the remarkable and inspiring story of an architect dad who designed a wonderful home for his daughter—a place that gives her joy and a chance for independent living.
Denis Pratt, AIA, is currently serving as Chairman of the Technical Programs Committee of the U.S. Access Board, and updated members on the rulemaking process and requirements for rules to become law. He reviewed the anticipated changes in the recently released ADA/ABA Accessibility Guidelines (July 2004), and the proposed regulations now being developed by the Access Board, which involve public rights of way, passenger vessels and outdoor developed areas.
Phil Kaplan, AIA, and Portland Magazine Call for Residential Projects for Publication
Call for Residential Projects for Publication for an ongoing monthly feature. “Inside Story” features new homes (an occasional addition/remodel) with a unique angle—both in architecture and story line from Kittery to Bar Harbor, Maine.
Submit your project photos (in PDF or JPEG form, 3MB maximum), and a brief summary of the project context to Phil Kaplan, AIA, at pkaplan@maine.rr.com. Projects for which high quality photographs already exist are preferable.
To learn more about the publication, visit www.portlandmagazine.com.
Casco Bay Project
The Casco Bay Estuary Project has announced a Request for proposals for its Low Impact Development Fund. Up to $66,000 is available for grants to support construction of low impact development demonstration sites within the Casco Bay watershed. Individual project awards will range from $5,000—$24,000. Municipalities, non-government organizations, and state agencies are eligible to apply. Matching funds are required. Applications must be received by 4PM on June 30, 2005. For the complete Request for Proposals and an application form, visit the following Website at www.cascobay.usm.maine.edu.
For more information contact Matt Craig, Program Coordinator, Casco Bay Estuary Project at 207-228-8359 or email mcraig@usm.maine.edu.
AIA Maine Welcomes...
Christopher Matthew Bakkila, AIA
Scott Simons Architects
Portland
(Transferred from AIA Philadelphia)
Richard F. Burt, AIA
Richard Burt Architects
Damariscotta
(Reinstatement)
Paul Fowler, AIA
Lassel Architects
York
Richard J. Goduti, Jr., AIA
Goduti/Thomas Architects
Portland
(Reinstatement)
Kristian C. Kowal, Associate AIA
WBRC A/E
Bangor
George Ralph, AIA
Southport
(Advanced to Emeritus Status)
Anthony J. Roy, Associate AIA
Harriman Associates
Auburn
Mark Stillman, Associate AIA
WBRC A/E
Bangor
Robert E. Teague, AIA
Eco Sense Architecture
South Berwick
The views and opinions expressed in this publication are not necessarily those of the AIA Maine Executive Committee.
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