The renovation of this five-story contemporary townhouse in Beacon Hill included a full scope of architectural and interior design services, integrating modern amenities, technology, and systems into a historic structure.
About Trent Bell
Trent Bell is an architectural photographer in Biddeford, Maine, USA, specialises in architectural and design photography and videography. With a Masters Degree in Architecture he approaches each project with a depth of design knowledge and aesthetic intuition. His approach leans towards visual calmness while letting the design speak through composition, light and the relation of subjects within the frame.
He serve Maine, New Hampshire, Boston, New England and beyond.
LOCATION: Biddeford, Maine, USA
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Green Camp, Portland / Caleb Johnson Studio
The Green Camp features rectangular forms that seem to have been pushed and pulled out of the floor plan, flat roofs at varying heights, and numerous floor-to- ceiling windows. The stained green eastern white cedar has random-widths and the windows are recessed in the double stud wall construction.
Englishman Bay Retreat, Maine / Whitten Architects
North of Acadia National Park, Englishman Bay is known for its rocky, rugged coastline and pristine natural landscape. An undulating shoreline made up of protected coves and calm waters makes this Downeast area a favorite among sailors and kayakers.
Coastal Modern House – In the Dunes / Caleb Johnson Studio
This coastal modern house was influenced by the vernacular coastal structures that can be found dotting the Maine coast. The building was simplified to pure geometric forms and then manipulated and modernized to take advantage of the sea …
Damariscotta River View Cottage / Whitten Architects
Our New York-based clients with part-time residence in London focused their search in Boothbay near dear friends of theirs. They engaged Whitten Architects during their search to assess potential properties.
Casco Bay Island Retreat / Whitten Architects
An active young and growing family approached us with a desire to create a home that would give the ability to thoroughly enjoy this serene landscape. They wanted a “low-impact” Casco Bay Island retreat with the capability to welcome frequent visiting family and friends.
