architecture

Secretary Of State Has A New, Historic Residence

By Bob Kinzel | June 6, 2011

Many of the buildings that are home to state offices in Montpelier have a long history. The Secretary of State’s office has moved into one of them.

Author Says We No Longer “Build to Last”

By Jane Lindholm | November 18, 2010

Author David Macaulay talks about his latest book, "Built to Last," and the enduring power of architecture. And Treasurer Jeb Spaulding discusses his appointment as Administration Secretary, and managing the state’s budget deficit.

VPR News

New film festival comes to Mad River Valley

By Neal Charnoff | September 24, 2009

This weekend’s "Architecture and Design Film Festival" features more than thirty films that explore the creative stages of the design process.

Vermont Edition

A regional approach to modern architecture

By Jane Lindholm | September 16, 2009

We look into how sustainability and a strong sense of scale and place are influencing Vermont’s architecture. Also, Rutland Herald reporter Bruce Edwards on Department of Defense contracts in the state.