2024 Architecture Submissions

Photo: Jeff Roberts

**DEADLINE EXTENDED TO 9/5!**

As Maine’s leading design authority, the team at MH+D spends the year seeking out the best residential and commercial architecture projects throughout the state, culminating with our wildly popular Architecture issue at the end of the year. Featuring professionally designed projects that push the boundaries in terms of ingenuity, design, and aesthetics, the November/December Architecture issue highlights the best of Maine’s thriving community of architects, builders, designers, and craftspeople.

Submit your projects by 9/2 for consideration to be featured in the 2024 Architecture issue of Maine Home + Design!

Looking for inspiration? Check out the 2023 Architecture Listing.

If you have any questions, please contact associate editor Becca Abramson at [email protected].

Architecture 2024 Submission Form

  • About the Project

  • Special Considerations/siting/challenges/goals/zoning issues/clients' goals/energy efficiency/innovations/etc.
  • i.e., A bright, energy-efficient new structure on a tight budget that can be enjoyed year-round.

  • Contact Information

  • Company/Firm Bio

  • Project Photos

    In order to be considered for this issue, please submit 5 high-res images of your favorite/most interesting/most compelling/most challenging project in Maine (can be residential or commercial, and must have been completed within the last 2 years by a licensed Maine architect)

    **Images must be labeled: ARCH ISSUE_Firm name_Project name

    If images are larger than 50MB each, please submit to our File Mail.
  • ***It should be noted that for this story, we will only run photos that you have hired and own full rights to run in Maine Home+Design. Please confirm that this is the case.***
  • Submit up to 5 high-res images. If images are larger than 50MB each, please submit to our File Mail.
    Drop files here or
    Max. file size: 50 MB, Max. files: 5.

    • Homeowner(s) Contact

      We will send a copy to the homeowner(s). This information will not be printed in the publication.