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Landry/French Construction Co. nears completion of $7m Ridgeland Gardens

Landry/French Construction Company is nearing completion on Ridgeland Gardens, a new 44-unit senior housing project located next to Ridgeland Estates. Owned and operated by the South Portland Housing Authority, the new four-story building will provide housing for individuals 55 and older in one-bedroom apartments. Common areas include a community room, exercise room, storage space, and outdoor patio area for residents. The facility also contains five ADA-compliant units with additional units that can be easily converted for future use. Four of the second floor units include private patios. The $7 million project was designed by Archetype Architects in Portland. Construction began last October and is expected to be completed this month. Landry/French is one of Maine's leading construction companies providing construction management, design/build and general contracting services. Their experience includes a diverse range of projects including healthcare, commercial, corporate, financial, housing and education.
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