Maine Veterans’ Home Administrative Offices

Gawron Turgeon Architects, P.C. planned and designed the Central Office Building for our long-time client, Maine Veterans’ Homes (MVH), in Augusta, Maine.

The approximately 25,000 SF, newly constructed, single-story, wood-framed office building was designed while keeping in mind the employees’ comfort and their dedication to our Maine veterans. The value MVH places on their employees is reflected within the design of the building both inside and out. The design includes a board room, multiple smaller conference rooms, offices, a reception area with a stunning and patriotic water feature, fitness suite, a catering kitchen and an employee lunch room which exits to outdoor seating for the warmer months.

Natural light, accessibility and the company’s culture were all important aspects that were taken into consideration during planning. The landscape architecture was key to enabling employees to take healthy breaks during the work day by enjoying the beautiful outdoors; a walkway surrounds the building and a comfortable patio includes wonderful plantings and beautiful stone walls.

Photography by: Gawron Turgeon Architects, P.C.

Designed:

2013-2015

Built:

2014-2015

Size:

25,000 SF

Team:

Stan Gawron, Mary Turgeon, Dave Richards, Dan Levesque

Partners:

Gawron Turgeon Architects, P.C., Arthur C. Dudley Contractor Builder, Inc.

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architecture, Augusta, furnishings, furniture selection, interior design, landscape architecture, Maine, master planning, space planning, workspace