About us
Scott Vaughn is licensed in Massachusetts as an Architect, Attorney, and Construction Supervisor; and, as an Architect in New Hampshire. VA provides architectural services for project types including: single & multi-family residential; condominiums; commercial interiors & buildings; elder, special needs & accessible facilities; hospitality & restaurant; and, churches. A significant part of VA's work is multidisciplinary, where on the same project a blend of integrated architectural, legal, and construction services are provided. VA's design philosophy is distinguished by attention to detail and the consistent integration of design ideas at all scales. We ensure that all aspects of a project are a coordinated whole that reinforces a unified design concept. In addition, with our partner company Third Dimension, Inc., we have the skills and resources to construct our design work on time and on budget.
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Memberships & Affiliations
AIA, Member of the American Institute of Architects, Member of the Boston Society of Architects, Member of the American Bar Association, Member of the ABA Forum on the Construction Industry
Services we offer
Finally, the third area of client service is that Mr. Vaughn is a licensed general contractor in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and for special or unusually difficult projects, Vaughn Associates is available to provide general contracting, or construction management services., In addition to architectural practice, Scott Vaughn the principal of Vaughn Associates, is an attorney and member of the bar in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts who specializes in real estate and construction law. Additional information about construction law services is available at www.heuerlaw.com. , Vaughn Associates is unique in the practice of architecture in that our services incorporate three related disciplines. As previously described, the primary practice of Vaughn Associates is that of traditional architectural practice.
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