New England Design... Redefined
Our neighbors at the Button Factory announce the dates for their Open Studios. This year’s week-end long festivities will begin on November 30th and continue through December 2nd at 855 Islington Street, Portsmouth, NH. This eagerly anticipated event is now in its 26th year and a offers a wonderful opportunity to catch a glimpse of…Read More
In this 10th blog post for TMS Architects by local historian, J. Dennis Robinson, he explains how Portsmouth was lucky enough to get Prescott Park as a gift; this free and accessible park stretches along the Piscataqua River with flower gardens, walkways, seating, docks and performance spaces arranged on its more than 10 acres. The…Read More
I’ve been asked to contribute a few words each month to the TMS Architects blog. My qualifications are admittedly thin. I took a high school course in the history of architecture, but went on to major in English Literature. I read half of Ayn Rand’s The Fountainhead and watched half the movie version. I dated…Read More
A new addition to The Provident Bank’s family, the sixth Provident Bank designed by TMS Architects, opened for business on November 9, 2010. The bank had been located in temporary quarters on the lower level of the Exeter Town Hall while their new bank was under construction. The bank features “People’s Hours” as it is…Read More
Called one of the “crown jewels of Portsmouth Avenue” by Provident Bank‘s Regional VP, Allison Field, this newest branch of Provident Bank is scheduled to open in mid-October. In an interview with the Exeter New-Letter, branch manager Matt Halfmann spoke about how excited the bank was to be moving into this larger facility from the…Read More
One of TMS Architects’ most renown projects is the restoration of the grand Wentworth by the Sea Resort in New Castle, NH. This grand hotel offers something for everyone. They have incredible dining, beautiful views, a myriad of function rooms, a deluxe spa, indoor and outdoor pools. The list goes on and on. The hotel…Read More
Summer has arrived and that means the return of the Sand Sculpting Competition to Hampton Beach, New Hampshire! Started 10 years ago when local Master Sculptor Greg Grady, www. GregGrady.com , was commissioned by the U.S. Mint to create a sand replica of the newly released NH quarter for the Hampton Beach Children’s Festival, the…Read More
