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Maine Home + Design
The Kennebec Terrace was recently featured in the June issue of Maine Home + Design Drawing Board section. A main house, guest house and garage are connected via a covered bridge, and the opposing roof forms create a fun and interesting composition.
The projected HERS rating of the main house is 34 due to the insulation and air sealing details, as well as large triple-glazed windows overlooking the Kennebec River.
Currently under construction, the siding is being installed and the interior finishes are on-going by Chartier Building & Remodeling.
The Thing
To help promote the Studio Theatre of Bath and Chocolate Church production of Music Man (coming this September), David and I drove a 1973 VW Thing with Mayor Shinn and his wife Eulalie Mackecknie. David is not much of a car guy, but tooling around town in a beautiful weather test driving a 50 year old stick shift was a lot of fun.
Kennebec Terrace
Siding being installed at Kennebec Terrace in Bath. The roof of the main house and guest house open towards the Kennebec River and offer wonderful views. Construction by Chartier Building & Remodeling.
MSMT
David and I are season subscribers to Maine State Music Theater summer series, and we also advertise, which is especially important considering how affected all theaters were during the pandemic. We were surprised a couple of weeks ago when DMA was the performance hosts at one of the Sound of Music shows.
Views from the Jobsite
Some very sophisticated scaffolding has been installed at the historic Sagadahoc Courthouse in preparation for restoration to the cupola and roof. A new copper roof will be installed on the cupola, and shingles on the mansard. Trim and dentil details will be repaired and painted. Construction by PM Construction Co.
Centre Street Arts Gallery
Jack Gable has an international reputation for art collectors of sporting art. He has been commissioned to paint four of America's Cup crews, he is known as the Dean of Rowing Painting, and recognized as a master painter of classic automobiles. He is also pretty good at corn hole. More of his work can be found at Centre Street Arts Gallery, 11 Centre Street in Bath.
Camden native Cole Anderson (amateur) putting for one of his many birdies at the Maine Open, Korn Ferry Tour
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