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AIAVT Welcomes New Members

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AIAVT is pleased to welcome the following new members:
Danielle Sykes, Photographer
I’m Dani, a photographer who has been creating food, interior and lifestyle/hospitality images for editorial and commercial clients for 12 years.  I’m a native Vermonter who is excited to be back after 15 years of living elsewhere - Boston, Los Angeles and then Southern Maine.  My images are thoughtful, lively and natural-feeling.  It's an honor to be a trusted partner in the storytelling of a space or brand. I approach every project with a strong sense of curiosity and enthusiasm.  Also, I’m available for

Member News & Achievements

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Scott + Partners Architecture announces that long-time firm members Jess Gasek, AIA and Jocelyn Noyes, AIA have been elevated to Partner.  Their growing expertise and strong client skills make them outstanding members of any project team.  They continue to contribute to S+P’s portfolio of Commercial, Multi-family, Healthcare, Dental, Hospitality, and Higher Education markets.  Please join us in congratulating these talented young architects on their most recent career achievement.
Black River Design Welcomes New Partners Black River Design Architects is bringing on two new partners to its

Meet AIAVT's New STAR, Beto Silva

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Beto Silva is the new State Associate Representative for VT on the National Associates Committee

COTE Committee Update

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COTE's Chair, Kevin Trout, Shares What AIAVT's Committee on the Environment Has Been Working On

Faster, Drier, Smarter: EXACOR® Underlayment

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Faster, Drier, Smarter: A Multifamily Builder’s Switch from Gypsum Concrete to EXACOR® Underlayment

AIAVT Announces Nathalia Ellis as New Strategic Council Rep

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Nathalia will represent VT on the AIA national Strategic Council

Remembering Influential Architect, David Sellers, FAIA

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The loss of David Sellers, FAIA, is a significant one for the Vermont architectural community. An influential figure, David was a teacher, employer, and mentor for many in the Mad River Valley, as well as far beyond.
One of David's friends and colleagues, Jim Sanford shared the following:
"Dave began his long career as an artist/architect by doing something that few others had considered, actually building his designs. Importantly, being “on the crew” instead of in the office, gave him a unique perspective on the creation of the built environment. He gained an intimate understanding of his