New England Design... Redefined
The Isles of Shoals are a small group of islands, approximately 6 miles off the coast of New England, straddling the borders of New Hampshire and Maine. Smuttynose, the 3rd largest of these islands, has a colorful history. Known as the site for Blackbeard’s honeymoon and a shipwreck of the Spanish ship Sagunto in 1813,…Read More
When we see some fun crazy architecture we feel compelled to share it! This upside down house was designed by Polish architects Irek Glowacki and Marek Rozanski in the Austrian town of Terfens. The home was just opened to the public early this month. The house is designed simply to be a fun curiosity and…Read More
As TMS Architects has such an interest in historic preservation , we were particularly interested in learning about a new feature exhibition at Strawbery Banke Museum, Portsmouth, NH which opened May 1 and will run through October 31, 2012. Entitled Threads: Stories of Fashion at Strawbery Banke, 1740-2012, the exhibit provides a rare glimpse into…Read More
Kudos to our friends at the Portsmouth Music Hall Loft. The Loft has been names the Best Performing Arts Venue in New England according to Yankee Magazine. The small theater was just opened a year ago, but has already become a local favorite. Here is what Yankee Magazine had to say about The Loft: …Read More
Our friends at Regeneration Park have done it again…found another way to re-purpose a building material with spectacular results! This time, a 160 year old live oak that had been stored in a Massachusetts pond was fashioned into a massive round table for Demeters Steakhouse. The craftsman-sculptor-artist, Les Haskell of Eliot, Maine, and his table…Read More
