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Laine McLaughlin presents “Up from the Ashes: Assessing and Addressing Effects of Fire on Historic Masonry”
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From the Ashes: Sperry Chalet Restoration
Visit Article →Logan Bond promoted to Job Captain
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Liz Hallas named to AIA National’s Historic Resources Committee
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Visit Article →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!
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Logan Bond promoted to Job Captain
Logan Bond, Associate AIA, LEED AP BD+C, has been promoted to Job Captain!
With a passion for historic structures, he enjoys designing within the constraints of historic buildings and finds the need for innovative solutions distinctively engaging. In his new role, Logan is looking forward to the opportunity to work more collaboratively in the design process and with project stakeholders. Some of his projects with Anderson Hallas include the rehabilitation of historic cabins and the lodge in the Big Spring Historic District of Ozark National Park and work at the Colorado State Capitol Complex.
Logan joined the Anderson Hallas team in 2017 and has a Master’s in Architecture from the University of Colorado, Denver and a B.A. in Historic Preservation and Community Planning from the College of Charleston.
Liz Hallas named to AIA National’s Historic Resources Committee
2020 is off to a great start at Anderson Hallas Architects!
Firm principal Liz Hallas, AIA, has been appointed to the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Historic Resources Committee Advisory Group, beginning in 2020. The committee’s mission is to identify, understand, and preserve architectural heritage both nationally and internationally.
On the news of her appointment, Liz said: “Having been involved with the leadership of several western-based preservation nonprofits, I am looking forward to the larger context of this national and international focus. I firmly believe it is the creative, adaptive reuse of our existing and historic building stock that will contribute to our sustainable future.”
Liz has over 25 years’ experience with high-profile, award-winning public and institutional projects. She has played a key role in the firm’s many projects with the National Park Service. At Anderson Hallas, we are proud of our principal and confident that her strong leadership will be an asset to the committee. And we appreciate her dedication to the profession in giving of her time in this new volunteer role.