Elliott Architects

Elliott Architects We are an architectural firm engaged in thoughtful design of residential and institutional projects.

From topography integration to true natural shadow patterns, taking our scale model onto the actual site gives a true un...
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.

Waiting for the crisp breeze of fall!    Photography: Jeff Roberts Imaging General Contractor:   Structural Engineer:   ...
08/27/2026

Waiting for the crisp breeze of fall!



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Two of our projects will be featured in John R. DaSilva, FAIA's upcoming book: Shingle Style Houses: The Evolution of an...
08/20/2026

Two of our projects will be featured in John R. DaSilva, FAIA's upcoming book: Shingle Style Houses: The Evolution of an Inventive Architecture. The book is due out on August 28th. For those interested, Schiffer Publishing and Rizzoli Bookstore have arranged a launch event in New York City on the evening of Thursday, August 27th.

John will be speaking about the book in a panel discussion with Tom Kligerman and Michael McClung, moderated by Kyle Hoepner. The discussion will be followed by a book signing. If anyone happens to be in New York City that evening and would like to attend, reserve a spot at the link below:

Two of our projects will be featured in John R. DaSilva, FAIA's upcoming book: Shingle Style Houses: The Evolution of an Inventive Architecture. The book is due out on August 28th. For those interested, Schiffer Publishing and Rizzoli Bookstore have arranged a launch event in New York City on the ev...

Looking straight up at the newly installed trusses for one of our latest projects, you can see a bright strip of dayligh...
08/20/2026

Looking straight up at the newly installed trusses for one of our latest projects, you can see a bright strip of daylight running right down the center.

This simple gap is crucial for keeping the building well-ventilated, moisture-free, and energy-efficient for years to come.

Progress is looking bright!

We're saying a bittersweet farewell to Emma, our incredible intern!  Thank you so much for all of your hard work and the...
08/13/2026

We're saying a bittersweet farewell to Emma, our incredible intern! Thank you so much for all of your hard work and the positive energy you brought to the team. You've been such an asset, and we're going to miss you. We wish you all the very best in your next chapter!

Designing spaces to intentionally track the path of the sun throughout the day, allowing the natural light of the Maine ...
08/06/2026

Designing spaces to intentionally track the path of the sun throughout the day, allowing the natural light of the Maine sky to do the decorating.

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Behind the scenes of our latest photoshoot! We love how this project came together. A big thank you to our photographer ...
07/30/2026

Behind the scenes of our latest photoshoot! We love how this project came together. A big thank you to our photographer Gagne for capturing its true essence.

Photo credit: Sarah Elliott.

There’s something incredibly special about breathing new life into structures that have stood the test of time. Inspired...
07/23/2026

There’s something incredibly special about breathing new life into structures that have stood the test of time. Inspired by local fishing shacks and historic wharf buildings, The House on a Pond beautifully weaves expansive, modern glazed openings into modest, classic shingled New England cottage forms.

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07/16/2026

Boulders, moss and floating path

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Just got our latest issue of Residential Design Magazine, the Awards Issue. It's an honor to see two of our projects inc...
07/09/2026

Just got our latest issue of Residential Design Magazine, the Awards Issue. It's an honor to see two of our projects included among the many great awarded projects in the 2026 Residential Design Magazine Awards. Our Farmhouse in a Meadow project can be found on page 48, a Citation winner in the Custom Period or Vernacular House category. And the Old Yacht Club story begins on page 56. As always, these projects require a team effort to bring to fruition.

Farmhouse in a Meadow was made possible by b+h Custom Builders, Richardson & Associates Landscape Architecture, Thornton Tomasetti, Peter Knuppel Lighting Design, and our fabulous clients.

The following companies and organizations made the Old Yacht Club possible: our clients Matt and Shannon, who have incredible vision, Richardson & Associates Landscape Architecture, Hewes & Company, Thornton Tomasetti, Peter Knuppel Lighting Design, Dennis J King Masonry, and FRESHWATER STONE AND BRICKWORK INC.

We're grateful for the people we work with and their contributions to a team-oriented process that makes projects like these possible.

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86 Main Street, POB 318
Blue Hill, ME
04614

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Wednesday 8am - 5pm
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