Elliott Architects

10/22/2026

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10/15/2026

Landscape is a key element of our integrated design process. Here is a look at the landscape installation for one of our latest projects.

Photo credit: Elliott Architects
Landscape Architect: Michael Boucher Landscape Architecture, Knickerbocker Group and Installer

10/08/2026

We are thrilled to share that two of our projects, Cottage on a Point and Deep Cove are featured in the latest edition of Shingle Style Houses: The Evolution of an Inventive Architecture. The book explores the origins and craftsmanship of the style alongside 28 standout modern examples. A huge thank you to everyone who helped bring these projects to life! , , , , , and our photographers:
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09/30/2026

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On first approach, the Cube offers little hint of what lies within....

09/30/2026

The cube.

A micro-project of this mechanical precision requires an The exceptional cross-disciplinary craft network. This structure was made possible through the dedication of independent regional artisans:

Eric Ziner Blacksmithing: Eric and his son expertly executed the sub-grade foundation piers, the Alusion cladding, and the entire synchronized drawbridge mechanism.

Attila Gardo of Torii Woodworking: Attila beautifully hand-crafted the unadorned Douglas Fir timber frame, the natural cork flooring, the translucent Plexiglas weather barriers, and the kinetic interior cabinetry.

Architecture at this scale is a deeply collaborative act. Our clients, Matt and Shannon, were integral partners throughout the design and construction process, completing the design team and championing this vision every step of the way.

Head over to Dwell to read the full feature and explore the space through Trent Bell's stunning photography:

https://www.dwell.com/article/the-cube-elliott-architects-backyard-office-work-from-home-731dae60

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One facade magically folds away to grant access to the translucent, 144-square-foot structure.

09/24/2026

We recently hosted a fantastic Lunch & Learn with John Rockwell from Timberhp

John walked our team through the manufacturing process behind high-performance wood fiber insulation produced right here in the U.S. As construction rapidly shifts toward carbon-storing, sustainable materials.

Huge thanks to John for the insights, we're excited to explore how these continuous insulation can elevate our upcoming projects.

09/24/2026

Elliott Architects is pleased to announce that we have made two Forbes lists: 2026 America's Top 200 Residential Architects (1 of only 2 firms in Maine) and 2026 Best-In-State Residential Architects (1 of 5 firms in Maine). These are impressive lists, and it is incredibly meaningful and humbling to see this level of recognition for an architecture rooted in the Maine landscape and its vernacular.

Our starting point and constant inspiration will always be this extraordinary natural, cultural, and architectural environment. We always strive for an architecture that expresses something essential and authentic about its users, place, and time—a pursuit that requires a continuous commitment to clear dialogue, understanding the nature of materials, and honoring traditions of craftsmanship.

This honor belongs equally to our clients, whose high expectations and collaborative spirit push us to set and achieve these standards every day. Thank you for being an integral part of our journey. And congratulations to all the other firms selected, especially those representing Maine!

Elliott Architects is pleased to announce that we have made two Forbes lists: 2026 America's Top 200 Residential Architects (1 of only 2 firms in Maine) and 2026 Best-In-State Residential Architects (1 of 5 firms in Maine). These are impressive lists, and it is incredibly meaningful and humbling to....

09/17/2026

Bringing the outdoors in. This project's design focuses on a seamless connection with nature, creating perfect harmony between structure and surroundings.

09/10/2026

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At House on a Bay, Elliott Architects uses the site’s natural change in level to separate the public and private parts of the home. The shared living spaces sit firmly on the ground, expressed as a solid lower volume. Above, the bedrooms are lifted into a long cantilevered bar, supported by slende...

09/03/2026

From topography integration to true natural shadow patterns, taking our scale model onto the actual site gives a true understanding of how a design will live in its environment.