Portland, ME – Metric Construction Corporation of Boston recently completed a 100,000sf renovation at Merrill’s Wharf in Portland.
The project consisted of a complex renovation resulting in the revitalization and re-use of a landmark property in Portland’s historic waterfront.
Metric worked with Winton Scott Architects and Visnick & Caulfield Associates Inc. who designed the interior space for the firm of Pierce Atwood LLP to transform the tired five-story mill building into a modern and elegant office space for the renowned law firm, and other smaller tenants.
Careful coordination allowed for the restoration of certain architectural elements throughout the building where exposed brick, granite and stone were seamlessly blended into the décor. The project included the construction of networked offices for 170+ attorneys, a virtual conference center, a library, a large cafeteria, and a rooftop deck.
Salvaged granite blocks from the Million Dollar Bridge which preceded the Casco Bay Bridge across the Fore River, mark the building’s main entrance to celebrate and further preserve the historic significance of the landmark location.
The project consisted of a complex renovation resulting in the revitalization and re-use of a landmark property in Portland’s historic waterfront.
Metric worked with Winton Scott Architects and Visnick & Caulfield Associates Inc. who designed the interior space for the firm of Pierce Atwood LLP to transform the tired five-story mill building into a modern and elegant office space for the renowned law firm, and other smaller tenants.
Careful coordination allowed for the restoration of certain architectural elements throughout the building where exposed brick, granite and stone were seamlessly blended into the décor. The project included the construction of networked offices for 170+ attorneys, a virtual conference center, a library, a large cafeteria, and a rooftop deck.
Salvaged granite blocks from the Million Dollar Bridge which preceded the Casco Bay Bridge across the Fore River, mark the building’s main entrance to celebrate and further preserve the historic significance of the landmark location.
