American Institute of Architects Vermont

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AIAVT Annual Guy Teschmacher Golf Tournament

EventsAugust 20, 2026

Date: 8/20/26 11:00 AM / Location: Williston, VT

CBES 2020 and 2024 Compliance Paths

EventsAugust 27, 2026

Date: 8/27/26 8:00 AM / Location: Online

Call for Case Studies: building being converted to multi-family mixed use

EventsSeptember 1, 2026

Date: 9/1/26 10:00 AM / Location: Vermont

BSAVT Presents: APPLYING THE 2021 IBC TO NEW MULTI-FAMILY BUILDINGS IN VERMONT

EventsSeptember 2, 2026

Date: 9/2/26 8:00 AM / Location: Burlington, VT

AIAVT News View More

AIAVT Welcomes New Members

News, New MembersJuly 27, 2026

New AIAVT Members:
Michael Anzalone, AIA, E4H Environments for Health Architecture
My name is Michael Anzalone, I am 37 years old, a father, husband, and now an Architect. I have always wanted to become an Architect since childhood. In high school I took some drafting classes working with AutoCAD and once I graduated, I started my career as a drafter and surveyor. After a few years of working locally, I decided to further my education and moved to Boulder, CO where I received my undergraduate degree in Environmental Design. After graduation I worked for a few companies including one that

Reflections from AIA26: A Profession in Transition

NewsJuly 27, 2026

AIAVT President, Andres Gutierrez, shares some takeaways from the AIA Conference in San Diego

DOE requests feedback on building energy code methodology

NewsJuly 24, 2026

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is seeking input on its methodology for assessing consumer impacts of residential and commercial building energy codes. Chapters and members are invited to respond to 12 questions through AIA's survey. Responses submitted by July 30 will be incorporated into AIA's formal response. Members may also submit comments directly to DOE by August 3. Resources:
AIA feedback survey DOE comment portal DOE Building Energy Codes Program

AIAVT Furniture Design Competition Takes Montgomery!

NewsJuly 17, 2026

In the second year of AIAVT’s Furniture Design Competition, participants were asked to design and build a “free standing illuminating device”. Pieces were required to be created using a majority of reclaimed, reused, and recycled material.
Tensubmissions interpreted this prompt in ways that ranged from integrating materials like felted wool, to the incorporation of unique elements like the salvaged scraps from infrastructure projects in Vermont.
The submissions were shown for a three week exhibition, open to the public June 13th to the 27th at the Montgomery Center for the Arts, in the