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The additions and renovations to the existing Regional Ambulance Service building in Rutland, Vermont included a new conference room, bathroom, business office, entrance, and relocated sleeping rooms. Also included in the project were new electrical service and complete new HVAC system, including central air conditioning. The new additions attempt to utilize the style of the existing building in a more architectural manner.
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The main building entrance prior to execution of the project.
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The existing building had insufficient meeting room space for staff training. A secondary entrance was also required so outside visitors could use the conference space without disturbing the private areas of the building during the evening.
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Again, the addition was done in the exiting style of the building, but here turned the massing 90 degrees to allow the secondary entrance to be on a gable end. As in the front of the building, the scheme utilized the single slope peak as the archetype, but with a less dominant form for the secondary entrance.
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