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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 that honors residential and commercial buildings that meet the highest standard of demonstrated building energy performance.
The 2016 Vermont’s Greenest Commercial Building was awarded to Hartford Town Hall designed and built by Bread Loaf Corporation. The Hartford Town Hall, originally built as a school in 1895, was converted to Town Office in 1956. After years of deferred maintenance and minor remodeling efforts, the Town selected Bread Loaf Corporation to provide design and construction services for complete renovation of the existing facility. This net-zero ready building is consuming only 24% of the energy used by the average commercial building in New England (86 kBtu/sf/yr). The Hartford Town Hall is using only 21 kBtu/sf/yr.
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Otter Creek Brewing Ground Break
Middlebury, Vermont—A Ground Breaking Ceremony was held on October 5th, 2015 for the expansion of Otter Creek Brewing. Bread Loaf Corporation (BLC) also of Middlebury is providing Integrated Project Management services for the design and construction of the...
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Town of Hartford Ribbon Cutting
White River Junction, Vermont—A Ribbon Cutting Ceremony was held on October 3rd to celebrate the newly renovated Town of Hartford Town Hall. Bread Loaf Corporation provided Integrated Project Management services for the design and construction of the...
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Northern Stage Ribbon Cutting
White River Junction, Vermont—A Ribbon Cutting Ceremony was held on October 10th to celebrate the new home of Northern Stage (NS), the Barrette Center for the Arts. Bread Loaf Corporation (BLC) provided Integrated Project Management services for...
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WhistlePig Becomes Premier ‘Grain-to-Glass’ Whiskey Operation with Opening of Distillery
Vermont Business Magazine
WhistlePig opened its brand-new distillery Wednesday in a converted 100-year-old barn on the WhistlePig Farm in Shoreham, Vermont. The distillery will make WhistlePig one of the few American whiskey companies to conduct the entire whiskey-making process in one...
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Landmark College Rings in 30th Year with New STEM Building
Domenic Poli
PUTNEY—Landmark College ushered in its 30th year with a new building and a visit from the governor on Saturday. Putney native Gov. Peter Shumlin spoke at a grand reception under a tent on the college’s quad...
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Local Rye to be Distilled into Whiskey at Shoreham Distillery
John Flowers
SHOREHAM—WhistlePig LLC is busy installing distillery equipment and is lining up plenty of oak barrels — some of them made from Vermont-grown white oak — in anticipation of beginning on-site production of its rye whiskey at its Quiet Valley...
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Expansion at Rotobec USA
Mike Currier
Rotobec designs, manufactures and sells handling equipment forvarious industries, namely logging, scrap and waste handling and rail maintenance. The company is mainly re-known for its high quality grapples and knuckle boom loaders. Rotobec will be expanding the installations...
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Northern Stage’s New Theater Takes Shape
Meg Brazill
Not quite two years ago, White River Junction’s Northern Stage was on the cusp of the biggest challenge in its history: building a new state-of-the-art theater with a $7.4 million price tag and fundraising $9 million for the construction...
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