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Modern house by a maine architect sits on a rocky hill surrounded by greenery, with a rectangular pool and lounge chairs on the patio. Design-build elements shine under partly cloudy skies.
A large, historic red-brick building designed by a Maine architect features tall, lit windows and arched doorways on a quiet city street at dusk.

Design-driven homes and commercial spaces built for life.

We are an integrated architecture, construction, and millwork firm delivering thoughtful and enduring residential, commercial, and preservation projects throughout New England.

We build with honest materials, for people who love living in Maine. We know what it takes to build here: the weather, the landscape, the way of life. And because design, pricing, and construction all happen under one roof, there are no handoffs and no surprises. One team, start to finish

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Pine Cove’s exterior with pale wood siding, a metal roof, and large windows shaded by a minimalist metal awning amid evergreen

Harbor Point

Two people walk past a large, Victorian-style purple house with white trim, rounded turret, and a covered porch, surrounded by trees and fallen autumn leaves.

The Gehring House

A modern wood-paneled house with large windows, crafted by Maine homebuilders, is nestled among tall trees and moss-covered rocks in a forest setting.

Pine Cove

Interior of Benny’s Restaurant featuring a long olive green banquette, bistro-style chairs, cherry red bar stools, a fully stocked bar, and checkered flooring

Benny’s Restaurant

Green Haven’s garden path with modern stone pavers leading toward a serene waterfront view, framed by trees and native plantings

Green Haven

A modern two-story wooden house with large windows designed by a skilled architect; a person walks through the courtyard toward a scenic view.

Spears Hill

A modern wood-paneled building designed by a Maine architect, with Sea Weed Co. in large cursive letters on the exterior, surrounded by greenery and trees.

Seaweed South Portland

A wooden cabin with a metal roof, large windows, and a small garden bed in front, crafted by Maine homebuilders and surrounded by tall pine trees.

Canoe Camps

Detail view of Mr. Tuna’s interior designed by Woodhull Architects, featuring a curved wood counter, soft pink walls, and warm ambient lighting

Mr. Tuna

A man grills food on a barbecue in front of a small two-story wooden house, crafted by Maine homebuilders, under a partly cloudy sky.

Hills Beach

A modern house by the water, designed by a Maine architect, features large windows and four red chairs on the lawn facing the tree-lined shoreline.

Sunbeam

Pieri Pines

Our Design and Build Services

Because our designers, estimators, and builders work as one team, cost and constructability shape the design from the very first sketch. You see real numbers early, decisions get made faster, and the plans that leave our office are plans we know can be built.

Our builders and estimators sit at the table from day one, pricing options as the design develops, so you can weigh choices with real numbers instead of finding out at bid time that the plan doesn’t fit the budget. By the time we break ground, the questions have been answered and the schedule is set.

Our millwork is designed and built by the same team that designs and builds your home. Cabinetry, built-ins, and trim are drawn alongside the architecture, not added after, so every piece fits the space, the materials, and the way you live. No coordinating between outside shops, no measurements lost in translation.

  • Services
  • Process

Architecture

  • Residential
  • Commercial
  • Permitting
  • Interior Architecture
  • Renovations + Additions
  • New Construction
  • Historic Preservation
  • Code Review
  • Feasibility Study

Construction

  • General Contracting
  • Construction Management
  • Renovations + Additions
  • New Construction

Pre-Construction

  • Estimating
  • Scheduling
  • Phasing Procurement
  • Millwork Pre-Production

1

Quality takes priority

Our buildings are, at
their best, about the materials they are made of and the people they are built for. Maine is a strong flavor in these projects because we take the time to understand what it means to build in Maine for people who love the way of life here as much as we do.

2

Sharing information

We want to hear about you, your project, your dream, your thoughts on investment, and your timeline. Our goal is to set realistic expectations for all of us.

We believe in building an integrated team of architects, craftspeople, and builders that work closely together from day one to achieve your stated goals. This approach requires trust
through total transparency throughout the process

3

Site Visit

The site will impact everything from the design and layout to the resources used to build it. A Principal Architect and/or a Director of Construction will meet with you on-site to provide feedback about the possibilities.

4

Project Brief

Like any collaboration, there needs to be chemistry. It’s about trust. If both our team and you feel we are a fit, we’ll move forward with a proposal to ensure we’re all on the same page, including details about what follows.

5

Kick-Off

You will meet the team responsible for crafting your new space: designers, architects, and construction and millwork professionals. They will work together, united by a shared vision and commitment to your project.

6

The project is underway

With your program, investment, and timeline goals, you and your team will collaborate to design a fully realized home through meticulous construction and millwork. Our pre-construction teams will review drawings throughout the design process for feedback on investment options and constructability, ensuring your vision is brought to life with precision and care.

Black and white photo of a Woodhull meeting room with glass panels and wood trim, showing a collaborative meeting space with a round table and engaged employees.
A side profile of a contemporary residence nestled in a wooded setting, showcasing natural wood siding and modern design. The vertical lines of the architecture complement the towering trees surrounding the property.

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