Maclay Architects, along with Scott Simons Architects of Portland, Maine, designed this 8,400 square foot net-zero, LEED Platinum educational center for the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens in Boothbay, Maine.

In 2007, the Putney School initiated the design of a new field house that met their growing needs for high quality sports, wellness and social spaces. The school desired a state of the art athletic and wellness center to double as a tool for learning about the school's core values of environmental based learning, sustainability and social consciousness.

The “Greening of Aiken” project is a model, “deep energy retrofit” on the University of Vermont campus.

The Governor, Howard Dean, decided that an existing building in Bennington should be renovated as a model of energy conservation and renewable energy.

Renovations to the historic Judd Hall building on the campus of Vermont Technical College included improvements to the building envelope, interior finishes and natural daylighting. 

An interdisciplinary team of faculty at Saint Lawrence University had spent several years researching and developing ideas for a field station for ecological studies associated with the Little River and surrounding wetland areas.

Yestermorrow School teaches building design and construction to laypersons and building professionals based on sustainable design principles.

Mary Johnson Children Center asked us to generate plans for the renovation of their existing facility and a significant addition, for their 65 children child-care and after-school program center.

The town of Stannard, VT received a grant to develop plans for renovating their existing town hall and for adding on new space for the town clerk.

This late 1800's barn is a classic example of New England agricultural architecture in Vermont. The land and structure were given to the City of Burlington in the mid 1900's for the city's Schmanska Park.

Maclay Architects supported ReSOURCE and the ReSTORE in establishing their new facility on Granite Street in Barre, VT.   

Hampshire college conducted a national search to select a planning team to assist them in developing an innovative sustainable campus plan and planning process. We assembled a team including energy consultants, development experts, landscape architects, and other architects with collegiate experience.

Duncan and Megs Keir bought a deteriorated building in Huntington village to allow the Postal Service to avoid moving out of the village center.

Camp Common Ground purchased a beautiful property to use for their family camp. Their goals were to protect the property and to use a portion of the land in a sustainable manner.

In 1979, Gesundheit Institute purchased 310 acres in rural West Virginia to develop a health center. They saw this project as a model for health care, and wanted the physical design of their facility to reinforce their ideas about health.

The Institute for Social Ecology was looking for a place to develop an educational center for ecological studies.

The Mad River Valley is located in one of the highest and most scenic portions of the Green Mountains in Vermont.

In planning for a new elementary school for Salisbury, Vermont, the school board was concerned that their school be a nurturing learning environment, have healthy indoor air quality, and minimize energy consumption and environmental impacts.

The new Bolton Town Garage and Salt Shed is on the site of an old barn - the former town garage.