EPN Announces New Resources for Young Professionals

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New Study Materials, Events, and Resources for Emerging Professionals Network (EPN) Members

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Sally Miller has been practicing architecture in Vermont for over 25 years. She worked part-time for Ertel Associates on residential projects and, following the firm’s closure in 2020, started her own firm, ArchitectsVT, based in Woodstock VT. Over the years, Sally has assisted many other Vermont architects and contractors and was Director of Sustainable Woodstock and coordinated the Woodstock Economic Development Commission. She consults with Bull Stockwell Allen in San Francisco on their snow country projects. She continues community engagement through the EDC Housing Workgroup. Sally has an

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Jonathan Miller, AIA Elected as President of the Vermont Chapter of CSI
Jonathan M. Miller, AIA, FSCI, CDT, CCS, CCCA, SCIPa is a 25-year member of AIA Vermont, a 31-year AIA member, was just elected as President of the Vermont Chapter CSI. After graduating MArch from UMN in 1985, he worked for a variety of firms before moving to Vermont to work for FFF from 1997 to 2001. A CSI Fellow and past chair of the CSI Institute Certification Committee, he eventually specialized in writing specifications where, since 2015, he's been a full-time remote employee for the firms responsible for maintaining

Report from Chicago: A’22 is In-person and In-spiring

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AIAVT President, Matt Bushey and Past President, Taryn Barrett, share their experiences from Chicago

Remembering Guy Teschmacher, AIA

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AIAVT's Annual Guy Teschmacher Memorial Golf Tournament is coming up Sept. 8th. In anticipation of the event, we would like to take a moment to remember Guy.

AIA Strategic Council Update

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Diantha Korzun, AIA reports out on the first six month of being AIAVT's representative on the Strategic Council

AIAVT Architectural Trivia Night Makes Triumphant Return!

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After being cancelled in 2021 due to COVID, Trivia made a comeback this summer

AIAVT Announces Carol Miklos Community Outreach Grant Recipient

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Funding will be used to help facilitate an aerial arts program at the Moran Plant Frame

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AIAVT Welcomes the Following New Members this Spring:
B2 Arboriculture provides expert consulting services including Pre-construction Tree Protection Plans, Tree Inventories, Tree Risk and Tree Health Assessments, and Tree Appraisals. Its principal, Brian Beaty, is an ASCA Registered Consulting Arborist and an ISA Board Certified Master Arborist and Municipal Specialist. Its base of operations is in Barnard, Vermont. Brian Beaty can be contacted at brian@b2arb.com
Sherwin Williams Paint Co. is a Cleveland, Ohio–based company in the paint and coating manufacturing industry. Heather Bourgeois

AIAVT Announces Erica Ko and Dave Mentzer as Representatives on the Energy Code Advisory Committees

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AIAVT was asked by the Vermont Department of Public Service (PSD) to nominate two representatives to serve on the VT Energy Code Advisory Committees this spring. These committees are part of the input process as Vermont begins the next update to the building energy codes (Residential Building Energy Standards, or RBES, and Commercial Building Energy Standards, or CBES).
The Advisory Committees serve to provide input and technical feedback in the process of updating the code. After putting out a call for nominees, AIAVT’s Executive Committee reviewed the applications received and selected

AIAVT Board Votes to Double Annual Scholarship Awards

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AIAVT’s Board of Directors recently approved an unprecedented increase in AIAVT’s Scholarship Awards for the 2022 fiscal year with the passing of the annual budget in February. The board has doubled the amounts for each of the AIAVT scholarships, increasing the total awards from $6,000 to $12,000 annually. 
This increase was made possible by a generous donation of $5,000 to the Hanne M. Williams Scholar Recognition Fund for 2022 by TruexCullins, as well as the introduction of a new initiative by Pella Windows & Doors of South Burlington. The “Pella + Purpose” program kicked off earlier this

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AIAVT Members Recognized by Efficiency Vermont with the Best of the Best Awards
The annual Efficiency Vermont Best of the Best Awards recognize innovative and integrated design approaches for energy efficiency in Vermont’s commercial and residential buildings, as well as partners around the state who make these projects happen. This year's winners were announced at the Better Buildings By Design Conference, which took place on April 27 and 28 in South Burlington.
AIAVT members from Vermont Integrated Architecture were the winners of the Small Renovation Award in Commercial Buiding Design &

How the AIA 2030 Commitment Aligns with Vermont’s Energy Goals

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by Matt Bushey, AIA on behalf of the AIAVT COTE Committee

There are multiple policies and initiatives pertaining to energy in Vermont.  While these various plans have similar goals – to reduce energy usage and greenhouse gas emissions – they each address different aspects of the fight against climate change.  Our work as architects occupies a critical area where many of these plans overlap: building energy.
The AIA 2030 Commitment has targeted a 100% reduction in Energy Use Intensity by the year 2030. To understand how the 2030 Commitment aligns with the state’s energy goals, we looked at

AIAVT Affordable Housing Event Brings Together Architects and VT Towns

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AIAVT Members and Volunteers Participated in a Charrette to Help VT Towns Visualize Prospective Affordable Housing Projects

AIAVT Announces the Passing of Bill Truex, FAIA

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We are deeply saddened to share the news that AIAVT member, Past President, and member of the AIA College of Fellows, William H. Truex Jr., FAIA has passed away.   
Bill passed away peacefully in his Burlington home on Sunday, April 10, 2022, at the age of 85. 
Bill was born in Connecticut and grew up in Manchester, N.H. He attended Dartmouth College and studied architecture at Harvard University Graduate School of Design, where he earned his master's degree. In Vermont, he lived in Burlington and at a camp in Grand Isle, which he transformed into a year-round home. 
Bill was a founder of

AIAVT Member Kiel Moe Elevated to the AIA College of Fellows

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The 2022 Jury of Fellows from the American Institute of Architects (AIA) elevated 88 member-architects to its prestigious College of Fellows, an honor awarded to members who have made significant contributions to the architecture profession. Among those selected was Kiel Moe, FAIA, a member of the Vermont Chapter of the American Institute of Architects.
The fellowship program was developed to elevate architects who have achieved a standard of excellence in the profession and made a significant contribution to architecture and society on a national level. Prospective candidates must have at

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