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With a dual course of study in Architecture and Anthropology, Dillon Tripamer spent his summers on an archaeological dig site in Crete. This is his story.
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This Earth Day marks three years since we signed on to the AIA 2030 Commitment and its goal to eliminate carbon emissions. How are we doing? Here’s an update.
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On one of his recent regular trips to Uganda with the 52 Kids Foundation, Rolf Kielman and his fellow travelers enjoyed a true community effort, helping a neighbor with a particularly fast-track construction project.
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TruexCullins is developing the ultimate in luxury slopeside living. Coming soon to Stowe, Vermont.
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TruexCullins is celebrating its 50th anniversary, which was recognized with a reception and design exhibit honoring the firm’s achievements of the past 50 years. The exhibit is open to the public during business hours at the firm’s design studio at 209 Battery Street in Burlington.
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Our heart is in the work. A true story.
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We kick off our 50th anniversary year with a look back at 1968
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A group of seven local architects recently paired with homeless individuals to design a home that would meet their needs. This is the story of Rolf and Mitch.
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Historic barns dot the landscape, but many are abandoned or in disrepair. We are working with one New York couple to give this barn a brand-new life.
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We honor the beauty and artistry of Beaver Meadow Handwoven Products, which lives on in countless projects throughout Vermont.
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Now you can own your own copy of our first-ever TruexCullins Architecture + Interior Design Coloring Book, featuring 20 pages of stress-relieving designs.
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Vinyl products are durable and low cost. But new research suggests the long term environmental and health effects may not be worth the risk.