Explore Szczecin City, a captivating urban landscape nestled in northwestern Poland. Known for its unique star-shaped urban ...

The Two Cent Bridge, a historic footbridge, connects Waterville to Winslow and offers lovely river views. Way up in Aroostook County, Caribou offers true northern Maine living at prices that seem like ...

The 10-room, 30,000-square-foot, $35 million mansion has a 1,800-square-foot primary suite that floats above the coastline.

Editor's note: "I'm a Preservationist" is a Preservation Resource Center column profiling someone active in community ...

On Tuesday, Dec. 11, The Business Journal hosted its 12th annual Best of Central Valley Business awards, showcasing the best that the Central Valley has to offer. Winners in the Real Estate, Construct ...

Landscape architect Shannon Simms has been promoted to principal at Mayer/Reed. In this role, she co-leads the firm's urban design and landscape architecture group alongside Principal Jeramie Shane.

A conversation can become a plan. A lot can become a neighborhood. The former West School site is a prime example.

Maine’s most influential architects since the early 19th century designed buildings that expressed the priorities and aspirations of their generation. But their projects were not merely of the moment.

Nestled where the Camden Hills cascade dramatically into Penobscot Bay sits a town so perfectly Maine it almost seems invented for a movie set. Camden combines natural splendor with New England charm ...

It’s been awhile since Houston attracted international architecture critics, but they flocked here this week for a preview of the Ismaili Center Houston — the seventh such cultural center to be built, ...

The photographs by John McKee exhibiting at Bowdoin College Museum of Art range from septic pipes emptying into the shore to billboards littering scenic Route 1. I’m not usually a procrastinator, but ...

University of Maine Cooperative Extension will host a webinar on incorporating native plants into cultivated landscapes from 6–7:15 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 3. “Transitioning to Native Plants in the ...