A very tired, one story brick building had been the headquarters for  Warren Mechanical  for many years. The warehouse was in two wood-framed sheds in the back. DMA designed a 5,500 sf warehouse and office addition, along with a renovation to the existing brick building. Warren Mechanical now enjoys an updated and modern office building with a large indoor storage space. Construction by Jim Keeley .

To help celebrate friends' birthdays, David spent a week in Norway touring Oslo and bike-riding Rallarvegan.  We had spent time there 18 years ago, but David took it a step further with his epic bike ride along the  Hardangervidda Plateau which crosses the continental  divide and breath-taking scenery. He also kayaked around Aselund, a city designed in the art nouveau architectural style. His photo blog is here.

David dragged me to a soccer game in New Jersey last month. The game was bad (and it's not my thing anyway) as the USA lost a World Cup qualifier at home 0-2. However, we spent a fun weekend in NYC and stayed in Jersey City with a dear friend. We also visited one of David's earliest projects, a custom wrought iron fence that he designed and permitted in 1990 for his old apartment building.

There is a lot going on this month at Studio Theatre of Bath. The final weekend of The Fantasticks is October 6, 7 & 8 at the  Chocolate Church annex.  The show  is receiving terrific reviews, and it's a great way to support community theater. Tickets are available here for $12.  Also, later this month please join Studio Theatre of Bath for our Inauguaral Comedy Improv Night at the Bath Golf Club, 387 Whiskeag Road,  Saturday, Oct. 21st at 7:30 PM. Tickets are $10 and available at the door.