Kennebunk River Architects

Oak Point Associates is a design studio-based practice located in Portsmouth, NH and Biddeford, ME. Their in-house architectural design and engineering disciplines collaborate in studio teams from the project's inception, fostering cross-pollination and ensuring innovative solutions. With a portfolio spanning educational institutions, commercial buildings, and federal renovations, Oak Point Associates has established a reputation for excellence in design and construction. Their notable projects include the Pratt Whitney Building at York County Community College and the Foster Center for Student Innovation at the University of Maine.Generated from the website

Based in Portland Maine, Whipple | Callender Architects serves clientele throughout New England. Our team is comprised of four Maine Licensed Architects, some of whom also hold licenses in New Hampshire and Connecticut. We are LEED Accredited Professionals with various certified advanced specialties. Established by the U.S. Green Building Council, LEED (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) is a green building certification program that recognizes building strategies and practices that save energy, conserve resources, reduce pollution, and contribute to healthy environments. Our commitment to energy conservation took root in the late 70’s and has been a cornerstone of our work ever since. John Whipple and Anne Callender established Whipple | Callender Architects in 1991. For 16 years before that, John worked as a sole proprietor. Anne’s husband, architect Joseph Delaney, joined the firm a few years after Anne. James Pratt, who began his career here as an intern and is now fully licensed as an architect, rounds out our architectural design team. Support staff and a couple of four legged friends help the day-to-day office functions run more smoothly.

Full service architectural firm. We offer all levels of service from complete working drawings to hourly consultation. Our project types range from bathrooms to large school projects.