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Head Start Classroom Building
United Counseling Service, 2015
North Bennington, Vermont
$1,100,000

5,000 square foot addition to a 900 square foot building to accommodate UCS's growing pre-school program. Extensive work with the client and program requirements have a achieved a design that meets the needs of the program, the requirements of the licensing agencies and the demanding budget.

Specialty Children’s Services*
United Counceling Services
Bennington, Vermont
$1,000,000

Goldstone Architecture’s, Jeffrey Goldstone, has served as designer, project architect and construction administrator on the facility for UCS. The project included the on-site relocation of an historic four-over-four house, an extensive addition and site improvements. More than four years of working with the client through changes in managers as well as changes in program have led to this solution that will meet a demanding program, be on budget and on schedule and is sensitive to the Town of Bennington’s desire to retain the historic housing stock.

Bennington Historic Housing Rehabilitation
Shires Housing, 2015
Bennington, Vermont
$1,800,000

Renovation, historic preservation and restoration of six multi-family houses in downtown Bennington. Primary issues include maintaining historic character and classifications of the houses and sites, conserving electricity and heating fuel, satisfying requirements of multiple funding agencies, coordinating the relocation of tenants during construction

Battenkill North Housing
Shires Housing and Housing Vermont
Bennington County, Vermont, construction anticipated in 2016
$3,400,000

Renovation, historic preservation and restoration of eight single and multi-family buildings in four towns in Bennington County. The buildings include small single family and larger multi-family historic residential buildings as well as two converted fire stations. With the primary goal of lowering energy costs that are among the highest in the agencies’ portfolios, alternative fuels, window replacements, envelope improvements are of primary concern while maintaining the historic nature of the buildings, all but one of which is individually listed on or is a contributing building to the historic register.

Applegate Housing Energy Rehabilitation
Housing Vermont
Bennington, Vermont
$4,600,000
Energy improvements to 23 buildings, 104 residential units of subsidized housing. Proposed work includes extensive envelope improvements and a new district biomass heating system. Also included is the renovation of six units to create handicap accessible flats.

Guilford Welcome Center*
Guilford, Vermont
Vermont Department of Buildings and General Services, 1999
$6,500,000

New Welcome Center on Interstate 91. Construction included timber framed welcome center, several outbuildings and a thirty acre site with highway on and off ramps, parking lots, a large pedestrian plaza, gardens and a walking trail.

Sharon Information Center*
Sharon, Vermont
Vermont Department of Buildings and General Services, 2006
$5,000,000

New Information Center on Interstate 89. Construction included the main information center building and a greenhouse for a “Living Machine” wastewater processing system. The buildings are heated and cooled with a ground linked “geothermal” heat pump system. Site development included the Vermont Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial, parking lots, on and off ramps and a picnic area.

Rutland District and Family Courthouse*
Rutland, Vermont
Vermont Department of Buildings and General Services, 2006
$14,000,000

New Courthouse and Offices of Department of Corrections. The building included five courtrooms and associated offices and service spaces as well as seven short term holding cells. Building innovations included a steel pile foundation, an exterior rain screen and insulation system with concrete block infilled steel structural frame.

Roaring Branch Housing*
Bennington, Vermont
Regional Affordable Housing Corporation and Housing Vermont, 2012
$4,000,000

Seven new duplex houses on a newly developed site and the historic preservation and gut rehabilitation of three historic quadplexes. The ten buildings all achieved Energy Star Certification and five star plus energy ratings. The buildings were designed and built to achieve low operational and maintenance costs.

Bennington Housing II
Bennington, Vermont
Regional Affordable Housing Corporation and Housing Vermont 2013

Preliminary site and building design work was completed for the construction of 26 units of housing in a variety of building types including a single 14 unit building in downtown Bennington. The project awaits completion of site acquisition.