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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 the design, restoration, and construction of the building, working with the UVM alumni foundation and UVM Planning and Facilities to create a new home for the Alumni Foundation to work and hold events.
The 18,000 sf House is a three-story, historic mansion that was originally built for Edward Wells in 1892. The building was owned and operated by Delta Psi Fraternity from 1924 until 2003 and was purchased by UVM in 2007. Phase 1 of the exterior restoration was completed in 2012. The final phase, which included the interior restoration and renovation of the 1892 House, the construction of the new Jack and Shirley Silver Pavilion building and connector to the house, and the final landscaping and site work, was completed this year.
The restored Wells Mansion houses Alumni Foundation offices on the upper floors, call center in the basement, pub in the restored second floor tower room and former Mrs. Wells bedroom. The new pavilion building will serve as a gathering and event space, with future availability as a rental hall for weddings and other events for up to 220 guests. The building is now energy efficient, code compliant and on its way to being LEED certified.
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Ronald A. Mainelli Memorial Scholarship
Middlebury, Vermont—Bread Loaf Corporation has awarded Krystian Lyle Gombosi, with the Ronald A. Mainelli Memorial Scholarship. The Mainelli Scholarship assists a student in preparation for a career in architecture or engineering in the construction industry. Established in 1984,...
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Bread Loaf Corporation Honored for Outstanding Work in the Construction Industry
Pictured from Left to Right: Glenn Lavoie, AGC/VT President; John Johnston, Vice President of MEP Services, BLC; Fed Bellucci, Vice President of Estimating, BLC; John Dale, Architect, BLC; Rob Zimmerman, Senior Estimator, BLC; Mike McLaughlin, President, BLC;...
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Walker Farm Theater Unveiled for Large, Excited Crowd
Bruce Frauman
At noon on Friday the new barn-red building behind the old barns, silos and farmhouse at the intersection of Route 100 and the Andover Road in Weston stood silent and empty. But by noon on Saturday, Sept. 23, the new...
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Weston Playhouse Set to Open $6.3 million Second Home
Kevin O'Connor
WESTON—Once upon a time Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney only had to see a barn to start shouting “let’s put on a show!” The Weston Playhouse, set to open a $6.3 million second stage and community center...
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Helen Porter Rehab, ARCH Rooms To Be Upgraded
John Flowers
THIS IMAGE SHOWS the suggested interior of one of the new Addison Respite Care Home (ARCH) rooms that are part of a planned $850,000 renovation project at Helen Porter Healthcare & Rehabilitation Center. The project, which will include major...
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Upper Valley Aquatic Center Completes $4 Million Renovation
Stuart Kaufman
Vermont Business Magazine At the corner of I-89 and I-91 in White River Junction is a modern looking structure that looks something like what NASA might build. In fact it’s a pool; a very big pool with 11...
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Stowe Electric Makes Home Improvements
Caleigh Cross
The Stowe Electric Department wants to stop paying rent and move into a home of its own. That could happen in 2019 if all goes well, says Ellen Burt, the department’s general manager. Stowe Electric Department has bought 4.5...
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Upper Valley Waldorf School
Quechee, Vermont—On a seasonably warm afternoon, a groundbreaking ceremony was held on May 19, 2017 at the Upper Valley Waldorf School to celebrate the school’s addition and renovations project. Board members, parents, teachers, administrators and community members gathered...
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