Freeport, ME. Designer: Taggart Construction In 1998, the Environmental Building Center was built by Taggart Construction to demonstrate materials used in energy efficient, environment friendly and occupant healthy construction. The EBC and Green Design Studio, added in 2007, serve both as offices and showrooms of sustainable building practices. Features include: High performance building envelope Passive…
Brunswick, ME. Designer: Samuel Dunning Brunswick’s 1st Restoration of an 1880’s building that combined popular Mansard with Stick and Queen Anne architectural styles Six family block is currently a ten unit apartment building New boiler rated at 96% energy efficient Cellulose insulation added with R Factor of 50 Exterior renovation Complete restoration planned for 2010
Wells, ME. Designer: Orcutt Associates Renovation and construction of 5,000 s.f. buildings for laboratory, teaching facility and exhibit gallery. Built with environmentally friendly methods and materials using energy efficient HVAC Systems
Freeport, ME. Designer: Coldham & Hartman/Taggart Construction Committed to sustainability, the Exit 20 Green Office Building offers premium lease space with significant benefits to your company. Enhance your brand identity, marking your company as progressive, accountable and socially conscious Encourage better practices with onsite recycling, bicycle storage and electric cars available for employee use Integrate…
Freeport, ME. Designer: Taggart Construction Removed existing connecting ell between residence and barn. Lifted barn and installed new foundation. Renovated barn including new sills and flooring, interior framing and finishes, new windows, roof and siding. Built new ell connecting residence and barn, created owners living quarters on second floor of barn and rebuilt cupola.
Freeport, ME. Designer: Carol Wilson, AIA Taggart Construction’s first project was the renovation of an 1888 Queen Anne 3-family residence into the Brewster House Bed & Breakfast. Work started in January 1994 and the B&B opened for the 4th of July weekend 1994 (on time as planned)! Gutted most of the first and second floor of…
