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Vermont heavy Timber specializes in all aspects of timber frame restoration and preservation with a focus on timber trusses, specifically covered bridges and truss roof buildings such as churches and meeting houses. We have worked on projects as diverse as the restoration of the roof system of Notre Dame, windmills in Estonia, and some of the largest wooden clear span structures in the world. However, we delight most in the preservation of vernacular timber frame structures. We have a deep breadth of experience enacting traditional repairs and working to the standards of preservation and restoration set forth by office of the Secretary of the Interior. We plan and work holistically, and are skilled in jacking and moving buildings, steeple repair, hand hewing, mill and bridgewrighting, and new timber framing. We are fully insured for our work, including for jacking and moving buildings. Vermont Heavy Timber is an experienced general contractor with strong, long standing relationships with talented subcontractors that allow us to take on all aspects of a project no matter how complicated. We have a fully equipped shop in Huntington Vermont and do preservation timber framing, architectural millwork, window restoration, and cut new timber frames out of it. We also run a sawmill operation, and are one of the few mills that can mill and move timbers over 28' long. We can easily produce 45' long timbers, and with some lead time can cut up to 60' long. We are also proficient at hand hewing, and replace most hewn …
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Vermont Integrated Architecture, PC is committed to adapting Vermont’s treasured historic buildings for modern functionality, accessibility, and energy efficiency, taking great care to preserve their character and repair, reuse, or repurpose their unique architectural details. We believe the best way to preserve historic buildings is to make them useful and relevant for the future. We offer a full range of services and have extensive experience helping clients secure funding for their projects. Award-winning historic preservation projects include the Net-Zero VNRC Headquarters (Montpelier), Fairbanks Museum & Planetarium (St. Johnsbury), Shelburne Pierson Library and Historic Town Hall, Westport (NY) Town Office, Bristol Village Cohousing, and Janes House (Waterbury). We serve the entirety of Vermont from our two office locations in Middlebury and Waitsfield.
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VHB’s Vermont Cultural Resources Group is an interdisciplinary team of two archaeologists and three architectural historians with the unique capacity to undertake a wide array of cultural resources projects including regulatory reviews (Section 106, Act 250, Section 248, Section 4(f), and 22 VSA 14), National Register nominations, historic resource documentation and determinations of eligibility, surveys, historic tax credit applications, preservation planning, archaeological resource assessments and Phase I investigations, and public history and interpretative projects. Clients include municipalities, state and federal government agencies, academic institutions, architects, developers, non-profit organizations, and utility companies. The team frequently collaborates with their 120+ VHB Vermont colleagues across the firm's three Vermont offices, including seasoned professionals in landscape architecture, civil engineering, renewable energy development, transportation engineering, planning, GIS, water resource engineering, and environmental science.
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For more information about how to be listed in this directory, contact jackson@ptvermont.org