"inside story" piece on the new, corrugated steel-clad, 37-unit Chestnut Street

Brad Favreau

Source

Portland Monthly

Date

1-1-2008

Additional Date Information

Winterguide 2008

Pages

52-57

Abstract

"inside story" piece on the new, corrugated steel-clad, 37-unit Chestnut Street Lofts in Portland, developed by Richard Berman and designed by Scott Teas of TFH Architects in Portland, with Allied/Cook Construction of Scarborough as contractor. The units, which boast "soft industrial" design, abundant light and city views, were conceived by Berman as a "value-driven in-town home ownership option" for young professionals with incomes at or near the Maine median ($45,503). The new owners range from the young to the retired, with work that cuts across the career spectrum. With comments from some of the owners.

Subjects

Real estate development, Chestnut Street Portland

Full text is not available here. Please contact the Library for a copy of the article.

Share

COinS