What Projects Are Featured in the Carol A. Wilson Architect Portfolio?

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Carol A. Wilson Architect's website presents its built work through a "WORKS" section that lists projects by name rather than by date or category. The named projects shown on the site are Penobscot Bay, Mere Point, Beach Pavillion, Writer's Studio, Mills, Bisharat, Weir, Mayor, Batson River, Sleeping Porch, Gardenhouse, Maine Audubon, Kilmon, Carter, Sarajo, Mushial, Perusse, Themens House, One Studio, Museums and Galleries, and Other Works. The grouping below reflects how these names read as project types; the site itself presents them as a flat list.

Residential and coastal projects

Several names suggest private houses or seasonal homes, often tied to Maine's coastal geography:

  • Penobscot Bay
  • Mere Point
  • Batson River
  • Sleeping Porch
  • Gardenhouse
  • Themens House
  • Kilmon, Carter, Sarajo, Mushial, Perusse, Bisharat, Weir, and Mayor (surnames, typical of residential commissions)

Studios and small structures

A few entries point to smaller, purpose-built spaces:

  • Writer's Studio
  • One Studio
  • Beach Pavillion

Cultural and institutional work

Two entries indicate non-residential or public-facing projects:

  • Maine Audubon
  • Museums and Galleries

How to read the list

The site does not label projects by category, year, or location beyond the names themselves, so the groupings above are inferred from the naming. Project pages may include images and details, and the navigation also links to a "STUDIO" section (listing Carol A. Wilson and Gavin L. Engler) and to architecturemaine.org under "LINKS."

If you are evaluating the practice's range, note that the portfolio spans coastal residences, small studios, a beach pavilion, and institutional work such as Maine Audubon and gallery/museum projects. For specifics on any single project—materials, size, completion—the individual project pages are the place to look, since the index page itself provides only the names.