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Green Building03 Oct 2008 04:01 pm

The Missoulian, Missoula Montana’s local newspaper, recently reported on the progress being made at Silver Park along the Clark Fork River which runs through downtown Missoula. Read the full article here.

Missoula engineer Jennifer Anthony recognized the need for relief from the sun and elements in the park and suggested it feature timber frame shelters to set a positive example in green building and showcase the history of the local mills. The Timber Framers Guild stepped in by co-sponsoring a competition to design three bench shelters for the project.

Bonin Architects & Associates’ principal architect, Jeremy Bonin, submitted one of the winning designs. His shelter was the feature of the week-long Timber Framers Guild workshop for participants wanting to improve their skills in compound timber frame joinery. Workshop space was limited to 20 attendees, and the Guild was thrilled to have additional 29 excited timber framers on the waiting list.

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Green Building03 Oct 2008 04:01 pm

Bonin Architects & Associates is proud to announce it has been chosen as one of the Architects of the elite Guild at the Mount Washington Resort Dartmouth Brook development in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire. The opportunity to design homes at the Resort was offered to a select group of New England architects who have a keen understanding of the marketplace and a real sense of design in keeping with the Development’s focus on energy efficient home plans.

Permits are already in place for the start of 199 custom homes to be built on 85 acres – but that is just the start of the $1+ billion development plans.

Dartmouth Brook is part of the huge development taking place at the Mount Washington Resort, calling for 900 homes and other attractions by the year 2019. Patrick Corso, President of the Resort, says the development’s first object “is to become a quintessential, definitive resort destination in New England.” Corso has the experience to deliver, having overseen the restoration…

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