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Bread Loaf Corporation Receives Award for Town Hall Theater Restoration & Preservation
Press Release - Friday, January 29, 2010The Vermont Chapter of the American Institute of Architects recently presented Bread Loaf Corporation an “Excellence in Architecture – Merit Award” in the Historic Renovation/Preservation category for Middlebury’s Town Hall Theater.
The award acknowledges “the work required to bring this elegant piece of architecture back to its former glory.” Said Douglas Anderson, Executive Director of Town Hall Theater, Inc., “The challenge in this project was to fit a state-of-the-art theater into a Victorian landmark, respecting both the needs of contemporary performers and the legacy of the historic structure. It demanded a thorough understanding of the program, great creativity and problem solving skills, patience, and attention to detail. The team delivered in every respect. After over a year of operation the building is performing beautifully, and Middlebury’s landmark theater is once again a focal point for the entire community.”
Bread Loaf Corporation is a planning, architecture, and construction firm located in Middlebury, Vermont. For over 41 years, Bread Loaf has been serving organizations throughout Vermont, New England and New York State. Bread Loaf delivers exceptionally designed facilities that exceed client’s programming and quality expectations, while staying within budget and on schedule – projects not unlike the Town Hall Theater.
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Mural Unveiled at Newly Remodeled Vermont History Museum
Montpelier, Vermont—The Vermont Historical Society (VHS) reopened the Vermont History Museum in Montpelier with a celebration of the new installation of the Paul Sample mural, “Salute to Vermont.” The mural, which was installed in the remodeled entryway...
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The 2016 Vermont’s Greenest Commercial Building was awarded to Hartford Town Hall
The Vermont Green Building Network (VGBN) recognized the most energy efficient buildings in Vermont at the Vermont Green Building Gala, held at Main Street Landing on March 30, 2017. VGBN’s Vermont’s Greenest Building Awards are a statewide competition...
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Bread Loaf Corporation Promotes Dakota Stender, LEED Green Associate, to Project Manager
Middlebury, Vermont—Bread Loaf Corporation, a Vermont firm of architects, planners, and builders is pleased to announce that Dakota Stender has been promoted to Project Manager. Dakota began working at Bread Loaf Corporation as a Project Engineer in...
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Bread Loaf Wins Award for Middlebury Town Offices
Alayna Howard, Efficiency Vermont
February 1, 2017–Middlebury, Vermont – Bread Loaf Corporation has received a “Best of the Best” award for excellence in energy efficient new construction from Efficiency Vermont. The Middlebury-based architects took top honors for the innovative design of the Middlebury town...
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Bread Loaf Corporation Honored for Outstanding Work in the Construction Industry
Middlebury, Vermont—The Associated General Contractors of Vermont (AGC/VT) awarded Bread Loaf Corporation (BLC) the Best Builders Award for Outstanding Quality of Work and Effort (in) Building a New Net Zero Ready Town Offices in Middlebury, Vermont. ...
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Bread Loaf Corporation Welcomes Karen Oakman, LEED, PE, as MEP Manager
Middlebury, Vermont—Bread Loaf Corporation, a Vermont firm of architects, planners, and builders is pleased to announce Karen Oakman has joined our MEP department as a MEP Manager. Karen holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering...
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UVM Celebrates the Opening of the Historic Alumni House & the Jack and Shirley Silver Pavilion
Burlington, Vermont —A Ribbon Cutting Ceremony was held this fall to celebrate the opening of the restored Alumni House and the Jack and Shirley Silver Pavilion at 61 Summit Street. Bread Loaf Corporation provided Integrated Project Management services for...
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Upper Valley Aquatic Center Commences 9600 Square Foot Addition
Richard Synnott
Monday, August 29, 2016 –White River Junction, VT—Due to the growth of Upper Valley Aquatic Center’s (UVAC) membership base, increased day pass use from the community, and especially an increase in the number of families using the Center,...
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