100 Rock Row
Paying tribute to Maine’s timber heritage, 100 Rock Row is designed to be a landmark in sustainable development, and the first commercial office building in the state to primarily use cross-laminated timber (CLT). Supported by a $250,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the 150,000-square-foot building includes 30,000 square feet of vibrant, ground-floor retail and is envisioned as a bright, modern workplace immersed in nature.
Materials matter. As a natural, renewable resource, wood reduces carbon emissions by 30% compared to steel or concrete and promotes health, wellness, and productivity. Mass timber construction enhances indoor air quality, sound absorption, and thermal performance, all while offering the warmth and character that traditional materials lack.
With open floor plans, 12-foot ceilings, and expansive windows framing views of a 400-foot-wide natural quarry, 100 Rock Row is designed to create a workplace that inspires.
Elevated by timber
Studio X developed design collateral and advanced visualization for the client to showcase this state-of-the-art mass timber workplace.
In addition to its aesthetic appeal, 100 Rock Row’s mass
timber design provides significant environmental and workplace health advantages, such as reduced heating/cooling costs, superior air quality and moisture control, excellent sound absorption/noise cancellation, and improved seismic performance. With a warmth that concrete and steel don’t have, 100 Rock Row offers a refreshing workplace — a home for healthy businesses and happy employees.
Studio X developed design collateral and advanced visualization for the client to showcase this state-of-the-art mass timber workplace.
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