Julie L Sloan

Integrated Eco Strategy, based in North Adams, MA, is a leading provider of green building services nationwide. They specialize in helping manufacturers and businesses become "Materially Better" by offering guidance and resources on using healthier materials for their projects. With their innovative Red2Green platform, they aim to create environmentally sustainable buildings, products, and services. Integrated Eco Strategy is committed to promoting the use of healthier materials and providing industry-leading solutions for sustainable construction. Their team of experts offers consulting services and collaborates with clients to achieve certifications such as LEED and Living Building Challenge. Through their dedication to eco-friendly practices, Integrated Eco Strategy is shaping a greener future for the built environment.Generated from the website

Westall Architects was established as a sole proprietorship by David J. Westall in 1990 on Spring Street in Williamstown, Massachusetts. In 2001 the firm moved to its present location at 187 Main Street in Williamstown. The firm has grown to three full time designers, plus administrative and drafting support staff. Depending upon the clients needs, the firm offers services ranging from traditional hand drafting and rendering to CADD ( Computer Aided Design and Drafting ) and three dimensional color modeling. Positioned to provide assistance with the smallest residential renovation to multi-million dollar commercial ventures, the mission is to be responsive to the needs of each client. Westall Architects has experience with a broad range of projects ranging from Office Buildings, Educational Facilities, Retail Stores, Nursing Homes, Residential and Commercial Condominiums, Restaurants, and upscale residences. In recent years Westall Architects has prepared plans for several notable projects including the adaptive reuse of the former Plunkett Hospital in Adams for residential condominiums, adaptive reuse of the former Notre Dame Rectory in North Adams to Alumni & Development Offices for Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, conversion of an 1800's farmhouse to Offices for the Williamstown Rural Lands Foundation, Phases 2 & 3 alterations and expansions for BArT Charter School in Adams, renovations to Hoosac Bank Headquarters and TrueNorth Financial Services in North Adams, the Colonial Plaza expansion in Williamstown, and conversion of the Eclipse Mill and Blackinton Mills to Artist Studio/Loft condominiums in North Adams. Current projects include an addition and alterations to the North Adams Ambulance building, alterations to the Adams Co-Operative main branch, and the rehabilitation of the three story Armory and Jones Blocks, and the Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum, in Adams. The latter three buildings are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Since its inception in 1982, Burr and McCallum has brought a high standard of design to a wide variety of architecture commissions. Reflecting sensitivity toward client goals as well as technology, art, and history, the firm's work has been recognized internationally through publications, exhibitions, and awards. Strong design abilities, close collaboration with our clients, and careful construction supervision ensure a true realization of the original design concept for each project. Burr and McCallum's clients range from individuals to colleges, museums, towns, and commercial enterprises. Franklin Andrus Burr, FAIA, received his Bachelor of Arts at Williams College and his Masters in Architecture from the Yale School of Architecture ( 1970 ). He has worked for Kohn, Pedersen, Fox in New York and Neil Wright in Ketchum, Idaho, as well as in partnership with Peter Rose in Montreal and with James Volney Righter in New Haven. He has taught architectural design at Yale University, Smith College, and Williams College. Andy is a registered architect in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Vermont, and is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects. Ann Kidston McCallum, FAIA, received her Bachelor of Arts from McGill University and her Masters in Architecture from Yale School of Architecture ( 1980 ). She has worked in the offices of Milanesi/Giraldi Architects in Italy and for Rafael Vi oly Architects in New York. She currently teaches architectural design at Williams College. Ann is a registered architect in Massachusetts and New York and is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects.