The three Mountain View phases illustrated here represent Wiemann Lamphere Architects’ fulfillment of Pizzagalli’s goal for signature buildings that help define its presence in the real estate market for design efficiency, energy efficiency, and aesthetics. 

All the buildings feature flexible open office plan concepts with fixed core/support areas, state-of-the-art integrated telephone/data systems, and energy efficient electrical and mechanical systems.  Some of the designs include innovative and very flexible heating and cooling systems which have qualified for rebates from a local energy efficiency agency. 

In each case, efficient, clean design, flexibility in concept and execution was their hallmark.

The three Mountain View phases illustrated here represent Wiemann Lamphere Architects’ fulfillment of Pizzagalli’s goal for signature buildings that help define its presence in the real estate market for design efficiency, energy efficiency, and aesthetics. 

All the buildings feature flexible open office plan concepts with fixed core/support areas, state-of-the-art integrated telephone/data systems, and energy efficient electrical and mechanical systems.  Some of the designs include innovative and very flexible heating and cooling systems which have qualified for rebates from a local energy efficiency agency. 

In each case, efficient, clean design, flexibility in concept and execution was their hallmark.

McSoley McCoy & Co., one of the region’s premiere accounting firms, was looking to upgrade their office environment to match their high quality business services.  Additionally, they want to improve employee recruitment and retainage.

They chose a space in a commercial office complex in South Burlington also designed by Wiemann Lamphere Architects. 

This was a collaborative venture with John Anderson Studio, who provided principles and concept design.  Wiemann Lamphere Architects provided design development documents and construction administrative services.

Project work included extensive renovation of existing office space and the creation of a colorful, open and spacious office environment utilizing system furniture.  Spaces include:  employee kitchen/break area, computer interactive area, new public lobby, and secure control room for state-of-the-art electric power grid board.

The wide open areas create a non-hierarchical organization with easy and direct access to all personnel.

Chittenden Bank, Vermont’s largest full-service bank, was looking to expand its services at the University of Vermont.  Wiemann Lamphere Architects was hired to design a branch location within the new Dudley H. Davis Student Center on the UVM campus.

This structure is one of two facilities produced for the Credit Union under a design-build contract between DEW Construction Corporation and Wiemann Lamphere Architects.  This three-story urban office building is a condominium project.  The previous site owners, two attorneys, will occupy the third floor.  The Credit Union will own and occupy the 3,000 square foot ground floor.  The Credit Union and primary building entry is a design element common with the St. Albans branch and is intended to create branding identity. 

This project underwent an extensive review process by the city of South Burlington because it occupies a promenant site at one of three gateways to the new City Center which is scheduled to begin construction in 2008.