CLIENT

GreenMarsh, Inc

ARCHITECT

INVIVID ARCHITECTURE

LOCATION
Portland, ME

PROJECT TYPE
Mixed Use

AREA
48,500 SF

SCOPE
138 Apartments

120-Room hotel

Retail Arcade

Event Space

Restaurant & Bar

Shared Work & Lounge Areas

Time and Temperature Building

The Time and Temperature Building, a prominent landmark in downtown Portland, Maine, is the focus of an ambitious historic rehabilitation project that reimagines the iconic 14-story structure as a vibrant mixed-use destination. Originally known as the Chapman Building, the development is designed to introduce 138 residential apartments and a 120-room luxury hotel, bringing new life to one of the city's most recognizable buildings.

Central to the project is the restoration of the building's historic two-story arcade, once home to the region's first indoor shopping mall. This distinctive architectural feature will be thoughtfully preserved and integrated into the building's new amenities, creating an inviting space for residents, hotel guests, and visitors. The project also includes the restoration of the original two-story Chapman Bank space as an event venue, along with shared meeting rooms, flexible work and study spaces, and a rooftop bar offering panoramic views of Portland, Casco Bay, and Mount Washington.

Guided by local historic preservation standards, the design balances the building's architectural heritage with contemporary living and hospitality needs. By celebrating its historic character while introducing new residential, social, and commercial opportunities, the Time and Temperature Building project envisions a renewed downtown landmark that connects Portland's past with its future.

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