AIAVT News

Diversity & Inclusivity in the Architectural Profession in Vermont

NewsAugust 5, 2020

Members share ideas for ways AIAVT can help make the architectural profession more inclusive in our state

News from National

NewsAugust 4, 2020

A Roundup of Recent Articles Published by AIA

Burlington DAB Seeks New Members

NewsAugust 4, 2020

Burlington's Design Advisory Board is Seeking Volunteer Members

Member News & Achievements

NewsAugust 4, 2020

News and Updates from AIAVT Members

Confessions of An Architect Turned Pella Sales Rep

NewsAugust 4, 2020

Jeff Stetter, AIA Shares The Insights Gleaned From His Time Spent On The "Other Side" of Architecture

Meet the 2020 AIA New England Design Awards Jury

NewsAugust 3, 2020

AIA Vermont is pleased to announce the jurors who will be reviewing the AIA New England Design Award Entries

The Results Are In: VT Architects Enjoy Working From Home

NewsJuly 10, 2020

A Summary of the Results of AIAVT's Recent Survey to Members

AIAVT Announces Recipient of a Carol Miklos Grant

NewsJune 18, 2020

AIAVT is pleased to announce that the Winner of the first round of the 2020 Carol Miklos Community Outreach Grant is MRVTV of Waitsfield, in partnership with Yestermorrow.
As part of their mission to educate people in the Mad River Valley and beyond, MRVTV will use the grant funding to document and distribute videos of the presentations given at the 2021 Tiny House Fest.
The fest was born in the spring of 2016, when three friends decided to launch a festival in downtown Brattleboro with human dwellings at the center of the conversation. One friend was in the process of designing and building

Ethan Nutting Awarded AIAVT "Best in Show" Award for Norwich Thesis Project

NewsJune 12, 2020

Each year the Board of Directors of the Vermont Chapter of the American Institute of Architects selects a AIAVT Norwich University Thesis Design Awardee. This year the Board of Directors chose Ethan R. Nutting, M.Arch graduate from the School of Architecture + Art. His project -- Bioclimatic and Regional Design: An Architectural Approach to Ecological Conservation in Vermont was cited by members of the board for being relevant and timely.
The Board appreciated the design connection between the environment and architecture; and stated the presentation “boards were logical and easy to follow.”

AIAVT Supports Black Lives Matter Protests and Protesters Nationwide

NewsJune 10, 2020

A Statement from the AIAVT Board of Directors

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