Harriman Associates is an architecture firm in Auburn, Maine, serving clients across Northern New England with a focus on design excellence, sustainability, and community impact. The firm provides comprehensive architectural services for markets including education, healthcare, municipal projects, higher education, science and technology, and commercial and mixed-use developments. With a legacy dating back to the 1870s, Harriman emphasizes an integrated, collaborative approach, bringing together architects, engineers, and planners to deliver high-performing, resilient designs. The firm is recognized for projects such as Lyseth Elementary School and the Maine Medical Center Research Institute, and maintains a 5.00 rating based on client feedback.
Harriman Associates operates on a philosophy rooted in teamwork, inclusivity, and client-centered design. The firm’s process is driven by compassion, open communication, and active listening, ensuring that diverse stakeholders shape every project. Since its founding, the practice has prioritized bringing together multidisciplinary teams to solve complex challenges, with a strong commitment to equity, diversity, and continuous improvement. The leadership team includes architects, engineers, and planners who guide projects from concept to completion, ensuring designs meet both functional and aspirational goals.
Located at 46 Harriman Drive in Auburn, the firm sits just 0.2 miles from the Maine Turnpike and Washington Street, and is approximately 0.4 miles from the Lewiston-Auburn Transportation Center. It is also within a half-mile of Mid-State College, placing it in close proximity to a major educational institution and key regional transit routes.
The firm’s reputation is built on delivering transformative, contextually appropriate designs that strengthen communities and reflect the values of their clients. With a long-standing presence in the region and a track record of innovative, client-focused work, Harriman Associates stands as a trusted leader in architectural design across Maine and Northern New England.