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Two More Added to LEED Roster
Press ReleaseBread Loaf is pleased to announce that Jim Pulver, Vice President of Architecture, and Joe Lattuca, Superintendent, have become LEED Accredited Professionals, assuring clients that every Bread Loaf project is assigned at least one accredited professional. LEED is a third-party certification program and the nationally accepted benchmark for the design, construction and operation of high performance green buildings and sustainable design. LEED promotes a whole-building approach to sustainability by recognizing performance in five key areas of human and environmental health: sustainable site development, water savings, energy efficiency, materials selection and indoor environmental quality.
Jim Pulver
Jim has been with Bread Loaf since 1992, starting as an architect and moving to Vice President of Architecture in 2001. Jim received his Associates Degree in Applied Arts, Architectural & Building Engineering at Vermont Technical College and earned his Bachelor of Architecture Degree from the University of Minnesota. He has worked on such notable projects as the Dartmouth Tennis Center, Hanover, New Hampshire; The Equinox Hotel Spa, Pool and Banquet Facilities, Manchester, Vermont and is currently designing the Weston Playhouse Theatre Company’s Walker Farm Studio Theatre in Weston, Vermont.
Joe Lattuca
Joe joined Bread Loaf in 1993 as a tradesperson and has since become Foreman, and Superintendent. Joe is Bread Loaf’s first Superintendent to become LEED accredited. He has worked on our Okemo Jackson Gore Resort Adams House Condominiums, Ludlow, Vermont; Montshire Museum Science Water Park, Norwich, Vermont and is now Superintendent on the Vermont Veterans Home Renovations in Bennington, Vermont.
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Project Gives Woodstock Church New Life
Julia Purdy
“Building on Faith,” a project of Woodstock’s St. James Episcopal Church, has given the building a new lease on life. St. James rector, the Rev. Norm MacLeod, said the project addresses several infrastructure and code issues. He...
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Proctor Envisions Downtown Makeover
Dan Colton
PROCTOR—Municipal leaders want people to know Proctor is open for business — and they’ll be spreading that message Saturday during the Vermont Marble Museum’s grand reopening and townwide celebration. The Proctor Prosperity Plan has been designed...
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American Legion Building Demolition
Immediately following the Town of Middlebury’s Ground Break for the new Recreation Center on April 1st, demolition began on the old American Legion Building on Creek Road.
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Town of Middlebury New Recreation Center Ground Breaking
Middlebury, Vermont—A Ground Breaking Ceremony was held on April 1st for the new Recreation Center on Creek Road. Bread Loaf Corporation of Middlebury is providing Integrated Project Management services for design and construction of the new facility. ...
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Town of Middlebury New Town Offices Ground Breaking
Middlebury, Vermont—A Ground Breaking Ceremony was held on March 24th for the new Town Offices at 77 Main Street in Middlebury. Bread Loaf Corporation of Middlebury is providing Integrated Project Management services for design and construction of the...
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Welcome to The Neigborhood
NMH Journal
A cluster of new homes has sprouted on the northern edge of campus, bringing more Northfield Mount Hermon teachers closer to students.
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Proctor Plan Envisions Transformed Downtown
Brent Curtis
“Proctor has a really compact center with most residents in town living a quarter-mile away from the center,” Nebraska said. “It makes Proctor a truly walkable community.”
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Automaster Renovates BMW Showroom
Jeff Pierce
Automaster Showroom The Automaster began a total renovation and expansion of their free-standing BMW showroom with deconstruction on Nov. 24. The total renovation includes stripping the existing building down to the structural steel and rebuilding a completely updated showroom,...
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