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Why Ervin Architecture Is the Go-To Maine Architect for Large-Scale Music Venues

When it comes to designing unforgettable music venues, few firms in the Northeast can match the creativity, technical expertise, and visionary approach of Ervin Architecture. As a leading Maine architect, Ervin Architecture has earned national recognition for designing performance spaces that balance bold aesthetics, acoustic precision, and crowd dynamics—creating unforgettable experiences for both artists and audiences. Whether […]

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Reviving Brutalism: Why Protect Perhaps the Ugliest Architectural Style Ever?

1) What is the Brutalist design? Where can readers see this style most often displayed? The definition of Brutalism has been the subject of much debate beginning in the 1950s by such noteworthy architectural critics as Reyner Banham and has spanned nearly 75 years up to present day. Variations of such phrases as “imprinting the

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