66 State Street - Housing for Homeless Women

Archetype is proud to partner with Kevin Bunker and Developer’s Collaborative on two projects at 66 State Street. We have been working hard to bring high quality affordable housing and supportive housing for homeless women to this historic site in Portland’s west end. While we work on housing for people at all income levels, projects like these are some of the most meaningful.

Portland developer proposes housing for homeless women

A Portland development group that bought a prime West End property last year has dropped plans for market rate housing and is proposing affordable housing, including rooms for homeless women in recovery from opioid addiction. The Developers Collaborative submitted plans to convert a three-story brick building at 66 State St.

Speckled Ax Coffee coming to 20 Thames.

We are thrilled to be working with Speckled Ax Coffee to bring their Portland Maine waterfront location to our 20 Thames residential project. Check out the post below and be sure to grab a coffee when their second Portland location opens this fall.

Shipyard development embraces local character.

Progress continues on our Shipyard development. This recent article explains the care and time Archetype took to ensure this development fits well in the fabric of the city. With comments from Architect David Lloyd and our development partners, it’s worth a read!

Shipyard/Vets First Choice project was designed to fit into, transform neighborhood

Bateman Partners LLC has been in the news for its controversial plan to build a hotel as part of a mixed-use development on Portland's waterfront. Last Friday it announced it was scrapping the hotel and redesigning the plan into something that will be supported by fisherman and fit into the working waterfront.

WEX's Headquarters is near completion.

Check out this article about the headquarters of WEX, one of our projects in Portland, ME.
We love working with great Maine companies!

With new headquarters near Portland waterfront almost done, Wex is coming home

The Wex Inc. headquarters building in downtown Portland is nearing completion, with workers putting the finishing touches on amenities such as a spacious rooftop deck and a giant fish tank. The building, which will house roughly 400 Wex employees, is scheduled for an anticipated final inspection in late January and a planned ribbon-cutting in early March.