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Rockport Library

Over the course of nearly a decade, the Town of Rockport, Maine, its citizens and leadership thoughtfully envisioned, reimagined, planned and debated all aspects of building a new public library. Designed by local firm Stephen Smith Architects and constructed by Phi Builders, this two-story 7,000 sq. ft. building overlooking Rockport Harbor was the first newly constructed building in the downtown area of Rockport in nearly a century. The small but mighty library boasts a classic exterior brick façade, red oak floors, mahogany doorways, a second-story balcony that overlooks downtown and the harbor, a public park, and even a small garden. Envisioned for the entry, Phi proudly designed and crafted the grand circulation desk, meant as an architectural highlight and the hub of energy for the library.