Liz Hallas featured in Traditional Building’s “Six Women Who Make a Difference”
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Wells Squier shares his thoughts on Colorado’s ongoing construction demands in Engineering News Record
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Behind the Design: Huerfano County Judicial Center Gem Stories
Read More →Andy Duckett-Emke, AIA and Rebecca Silva, AIA present on The Pitkin County Courthouse at the 2021 Saving Places Conference
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Kristen Craig, AIA speaks at 2021 Saving Places Conference - “Lightning Talk: Four Technological Facets of Preservation”
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Laine McLaughlin presents Up from the Ashes: Assessing and Addressing Effects of Fire on Historic Masonry
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Liz Hallas featured in Traditional Building’s “Six Women Who Make a Difference”
Women across the industry are making waves in the male dominated field of architecture. Featured alongside five influential women in the bustling design world, Traditional Building named our very own, Liz Hallas, Principal at Anderson Hallas, as one of their top “movers and shakers”. Highlighting projects such as The Sperry Chalet and Many Glacier Hotel, we are thrilled to see Liz recognized for her leadership and diverse experience in the field.
To read more, please follow the link below:
https://www.traditionalbuilding.com/opinions/six-women-who-make-a-difference
Wells Squier shares his thoughts on Colorado’s ongoing construction demands in Engineering News Record
Wells Squier, Principal at Anderson Hallas, touches on Colorado’s construction economy in Engineering News Record’s article, “Transportation Work Keeping Regional Designers Busy” as firms continue to see market growth and high demands despite rising costs. To read more, please follow the link below:
https://www.enr.com/articles/54155-transportation-work-keeping-regional-designers-busy
Andy Duckett-Emke, AIA and Rebecca Silva, AIA present on The Pitkin County Courthouse at the 2021 Saving Places Conference
Join Andy Duckett-Emke, AIA and Rebecca Silva, AIA of Anderson Hallas as they present The Pitkin County Courthouse: Providing Accessibility to 130 years of Colorado Courts at the Saving Places Conference. Their session describes how the design team gave new life to the 130-year-old Courthouse, while meeting accessibility and security needs of a 21st century Courthouse. For more information, follow the link below.
Kristen Craig, AIA speaks at 2021 Saving Places Conference - “Lightning Talk: Four Technological Facets of Preservation”
Kristen Craig, AIA of Anderson Hallas joins the “Lightning Talk: Four Technological Facets of Preservation” at the Saving Places Conference. Learn about the opportunities and challenges in designing an addition to and rehabilitation for an adobe Visitor Center at Scotts Bluff National Monument, originally built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1935 with a brick Mission 66 addition. For more information, follow the link below.
Laine McLaughlin presents Up from the Ashes: Assessing and Addressing Effects of Fire on Historic Masonry
Anderson Hallas’s Laine McLaughlin, AIA will be presenting “Up from the Ashes: Assessing and Addressing Effects of Fire on Historic Masonry” with masonry specialist Mike Schuller of Atkinson-Noland & Associates at the APT - The The Association for Preservation Technology International (APT) 2020 conference! Don’t miss out on the fascinating story of how the team restored the historic Sperry Chalet, starting with the remains of the stone walls. For more information follow the link!
https://eventscribe.com/2020/APTNT/fsPopup.asp?Mod…