AIAVT News

Architecture Firms Permitted to Reopen

NewsMay 19, 2020

State Announces Reopening of Professional Service Sector; Firms must abide by CDC and VT Dept. of Health Guidelines (Updated)

AIAVT Survey Results: COVID Impacts on Vermont Architects

NewsMay 8, 2020

AIAVT Shares the Results from our April Survey to Members

AIAVT Seeks Volunteers for 2 Positions

NewsMay 8, 2020

AIAVT is seeking a Disaster Coordinator and a Licensing Advisor

Helping VT Firms Make the 2030 Commitment

NewsMay 8, 2020

Members of AIAVT's COTE Committee Provide Background and Insights on Making the AIA 2030 Commitment

Welcome New AIAVT Members

New MembersMay 7, 2020

Chris Adams, AIA
A native Vermonter and graduate of Roger Williams University, Chris Adams, AIA, spent time traveling and sailing before landing design work in Baltimore MD, Keene NH, and then for 20 years as an architect at Bensonwood Homes in Walpole, NH. Chris has designed residential and light commercial projects throughout the northeast, eastern seaboard, and to the west in Montana and California. In 2008 Chris was the lead architect for the This Old House Weston project. He moved on at the end of 2018 to start is own Architecture practice in Dorset, VT. Chris is a licensed architect

Firm & Member News

NewsMay 6, 2020

A Round Up of Member News and Achievements

Let’s Suppose We Impose a Repose

NewsMay 6, 2020

Risks + History of Statute of Repose in Vermont

News from National

NewsMay 5, 2020

A Roundup of Recent Articles Published by AIA

The Birth of a Tradition: AIAVT & ASLA VT Ski Night

NewsApril 21, 2020

Jesse Robbins Recounts AIAVT's First Ski Night Event with ASLA VT

AIAVT's Response to Presidential Mandate on Federal Architecture

NewsApril 21, 2020

In matters of architectural style, should the federal government dictate the visual appearance of new buildings, as it has recently attempted to do by issuing proposed changes to the 1962 Guiding Principles for Federal Architecture. The resounding answer from architects in Vermont, as of those around the country, is unequivocally -NO!
AIA Vermont agrees with AIA National’s letter dated 6 February 2020, in which it states, in part “The AIA, and its 95,000 members, works to advance our nation’s quality of life and protect the public’s health, safety and welfare through design, as it has done

Running Your Firm During Coronavirus

NewsMarch 24, 2020

A collection of resources to help Vermont's architects navigate the economic impacts of the Coronavirus.

Working From Home: Information for Vermont Architects

NewsMarch 19, 2020

We've gathered together some suggestions for remote work options that can help firms navigate the shift during the Coronavirus Pandemic.

Message from AIAVT President on COVID-19

NewsMarch 16, 2020

Taryn Barrett, AIA Message to Members on the Coronavirus

Rebates on Advanced Wood Heating Equipment Now Available for Commercial and Institutional New Construction

NewsFebruary 14, 2020

The Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation (FPR) announced the availability of a new incentive program for advanced wood heat systems in commercial and institutional new construction.