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Ingrid Resume.Indd Ingrid Moulton Nichols, AIA Principal LEED Accredited Professional Private School Experience Meeting House Theater Proctor Academy (Andover, NH) Banwell Architects designed a new Meeting House Theater facility sited in the center of the campus as a focal point for the Arts Quad. Professional Appointments Vermont Board of Architects Proctor Academy Maxwell Savage Holland Student Center 2009-present (Andover, NH) Banwell Architects was selected to design ren- ovations to an existing building to provide space for student AIA NH Board Member 2000-2003 activities center, kitchen and dining area, bookstore, billiard Secretary 2003 room, and informal gathering spaces for a student center on a private school campus. NH Department of Education Review Board 2003 Cardigan Mountain School Dorms (Canaan, NH) The construction of two new buildings for Faculty & Student AIA NH PR Committee 2005-present Housing included student rooms and lounge at the center with faculty housing at each end. Community Service Proctor Academy Slocumb Arts Building (Andover, NH) Hartford Vocational Center Advisor Renovations and addition to art spaces that were consoli- 2000-present dated into the Slocumb building and house ! ne arts, jewelry, architectural survey and drafting, classroom space, ceramics, Youth and Architecture Program darkroom, small gallery space, photo shoot and general sup- 2000-present port spaces. Upper Valley Business and Education Partnership 2001-present St. Paul’s School Interviewer- ASP 2005-present Ingrid Moulton Nichols, AIA Managing Principal LEED Accredited Professional Ingrid Moulton Nichols, AIA, LEED AP is the Managing Partner of Banwell Architects. She joined Banwell in 2000, and previously worked at BMA Architects in Amherst, NH and Arrowstreet Inc. in Somerville, MA. She attended Carnegie Mellon University (Pittsburgh, PA), Ecole Polytechnique Federal a Lausanne in Lausanne, Switzerland, Dartmouth College and the Advanced Studies Program at St. Pauls School (Concord, NH). She is originally from Lebanon, NH and now resides in South Woodstock, VT with her husband Chris, two shire horses Rex and Thunder, a dog Lily and cat Pee Wee. Public School Experience Merrimack Valley Schools (Penacook, NH) Banwell provided full design services for $20M renovations and additions to MC HS and Middle School, Loudon and Web- ster Elem. The HS was the " rst NECHPS project in the country. Education B.Arch. 1989-1994 Lebanon Middle School (Lebanon, NH) Minor in Management The new Lebanon Middle School will be designed as a high Carnegie Mellon University performance school under the “Northeast Collaborative for High Performance Schools Protocol”. Dartmouth College 1988-89 Gilford Middle High School (Gilford, NH) Ecole Polytechnique Program development and full design services of additions Federal a Lausanne; Switzerland and renovations to an existing open-concept middle and 1992-93 high school. St. Paul’s School 1988 Spaulding Youth Center (North" eld, NH) Advanced Studies Program The Spaulding Educational Center is a new 20,000sf one-story educational building with an attached academic administra- Professional Registration tion wing. The building was sited on an existing 88-car park- State of New Hampshire ing lot so that it would help de" ne the center of the campus. State of Vermont State of Massachusetts Laconia Schools (Laconia, NH) New York Elm Street: Multiple additions and a complete renovation. New Jersey Pleasant Street: 10,100 sf additions and a complete reno. NCARB Woodland Heights: Additions and a complete renovation. LEED Accredited Professional Professional A! liations NH Chapter of AIA NCARB Rotary International 2004-2008 Plan New Hampshire/USGBC.
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