Ervin Architecture

RASA INDIAN CUISINE

KANÙ ROOFTOP

IVY NIGHTCLUB

LUCERNE LAKE HOUSE

RASA INDIAN CUISINE

MAINE SAVINGS AMPHITHEATER

THE TRUST ROOM

KANÙ RESTAURANT + BAR

LUCERNE ROCK BARN

LUCERNE LAKE HOUSE

Ervin Architecture has designed the largest assembly venue north of Boston, a speakeasy inside a failed bank, and a barn built around a 25-foot glacial boulder. Commercial and residential, Maine and Florida, from offices in Bangor, Portland, and Tampa.

Let's Build That Dream Together™

Bold and impactful

Ervin Architecture has designed the largest assembly venue north of Boston, a speakeasy inside a failed bank, and a barn built around a 25-foot glacial boulder. Commercial and residential, Maine and Florida, from offices in Bangor, Portland, and Tampa.

Commercial Architecture + Interiors

Music venues, restaurants and bars, hospitality, medical offices, and mixed-use development. Much of it inside buildings that were built for something else — a bank, a mercantile block, a 1980s office suite. Architecture, interiors, code and permitting, and construction administration.

Residential Architecture + Interiors

Custom homes on difficult sites — lakefront, hillside, shoreland setbacks, ledge. Contemporary, site-driven, and built for a Maine winter. Corten, charred wood, block-cut stone, clear-span glass.

Our Expertise

Music venues and theaters, restaurants, nightclubs, and rooftop lounges, hotels and mixed-use hospitality, medical offices and surgical centers, academic and training facilities, corporate offices, and custom homes.

Engineering + Technology

We coordinate structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and civil engineering in-house or with long-standing consultants. Revit and BIM on every project, plus 3D laser scanning and Scan-to-BIM for existing conditions — which is how a renovation gets priced on what’s actually there.

There is nothing Ervin Architecture cannot do, because, in fact, we do it all.

Owner + Architect

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