Bar Harbor Port Security Building

A view of the new Bar Harbor port security building from the municipal boat dock.

A corner of the Bar Harbor port security building providing a panoramic view of the harbor.

The view from outside the Bar Harbor port security building highlighting the asymmetrical design of the front wall.

The interior architecture of the Bar Harbor, Maine Port security building conference room.

The interior design of the public lobby and front desk in Bar Harbor, Maine’s port security building.

The original Bar Harbor port security building presented in sepia tones.

Bar Harbor Port Security Building

Design Group Collaborative designed Bar Harbor’s new port security building located at the municipal pier. The building houses a new harbormaster’s office and public safety offices. The port security building was funded largely by a 2009 grant from the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The port security building supports radar and video monitoring equipment.

The two-story, 1,800 s.f. structure affords panoramic harbor views and a conference area. Due to Bar Harbor’s history as an international ferry port, cruise ship visits average almost 200 per year. Bar Harbor maintains a federal designation as a Class A port of entry. This status is held by just 327 ports in the United States.

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