Archibald I. Lawrence

Archibald I. Lawrence (1869–1950), usually referred to as A. I. Lawrence, was an American architect who practiced in Berlin, New Hampshire, and Burlington, Vermont.

Life and career After studying at the Massachusetts Normal Art School in Boston, Lawrence moved to Berlin in 1892. He began his professional career soon after, when he formed a partnership with L. U. Cole. This lasted until 1894, when he opened his own office. After 10 years, he formed a partnership with his draftsman, Howland C. Bates, Lawrence & Bates. Bates opened his own office soon after, and would design Berlin's City Hall. Lawrence remained in Berlin until 1907, when he moved west to Vermont, settling in Burlington. In 1919 he moved to Isle La Motte, where he focused on industrial design. Eventually, he returned to Burlington, keeping an office there until 1932. 1898 - Brook Street School, 45 Brook St, Barre, Vermont 1900 - St. Anne R. C. Church, 58 Church St, Berlin, New Hampshire 1901 - Wonolancet Club, 40 Pleasant St, Concord, New Hampshire 1903 - Berlin Public Library, 270 Main St, Berlin, New Hampshire A Carnegie building 1903 - Goudie Block, 21 S Main St, Lisbon, New Hampshire 1904 - City National Bank Building, 27 Green Sq, Berlin, New Hampshire 1904 - Lisbon Town Hall, 46 School St, Lisbon, New Hampshire 1905 - Berlin High School (former), 138 Hillside Ave, Berlin, New Hampshire Burned. 1905 - Burgess School (former), 411 School St, Berlin, New Hampshire 1907 - Edward J. Booth House, 438 College St, Burlington, Vermont 1907 - Brightlook Hospital, 91 Brightlook Dr, St. Johnsbury, Vermont 1912 - Jackson Building, 100 N Main St, Barre, Vermont 1916 - Dormitories, Vermont State School, Brandon, Vermont