Serenity Wolf, PE
Director of Engineering & Landscape Architecture
Serenity is a civil engineer who specializes in stormwater design and permitting, with a thorough knowledge of the Vermont Stormwater Management Manual. She excels at project management, planning, and helping clients navigate Vermont’s complex environmental permitting process. Serenity gained her extensive experience working on a wide variety of projects in several regions of the United States and abroad. She earned her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in civil engineering from Norwich University. To complement her superb technical knowledge and reputation for excellent communication, Serenity has proven leadership skills developed during her tenure as Assistant Professor of Environmental Engineering Technology.
Victoria-Rose Unwin
Permit Specialist & Team Coordinator
Victoria, or as she more often goes by Tory, graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in English from Spring Hill College in Mobile, Alabama. She has joined our Engineering & Landscape Architecture team as a Permit Specialist and Team Coordinator. Her work here includes assisting with the local and state permitting process, drafting proposals and reports, and general coordination efforts to keep the team running smoothly. As a native Brattleboro resident, it brings her joy to be part of a company that is creating community-minded places.
If you are looking to inquire about services from our team, please feel free to contact Tory directly.
Brud Sanderson, PE
Principal, Vice President of Engineering & Technology
S&A principal Brud Sanderson is a civil and structural engineer. He possesses a strong knowledge of structural design, environmental and civil engineering, and construction administration. Brud’s experience includes site planning, roadway design, sewer and water system design, and drainage and grading design. His recent projects have included everything from site design of multifamily, affordable housing developments and a high-tech industrial business campus, to construction review for a mountain resort. Brud also performs structural assessments of historic buildings and has been involved in the renovation of several buildings damaged by fire.
Taylor Shulda, PLA
Landscape Architect Designer
Taylor Shulda, Landscape Architect earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. His studies included freshwater ecology, landscape patterns and process, site engineering, and construction technology. During his design studios at UMass, Taylor explored large-scale design work utilizing new urbanism and sustainable design practices. He has experience working on small-scale design work and portfolio-building projects working in the field building and installing hardscapes. Taylor is currently blending his studio expertise with his field skills to create designs that ensure a strong, clear communication between architect and contractor.
Zachary Streeter, EI
Associate Engineer
Zac holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering and a Master of Science degree from the University of Vermont. He interned with Stevens & Associates and returned as a full-time staff member after graduation. Zac has a keen interest in stormwater management and completed his graduate capstone project on flood mitigation modeling. Since joining Stevens & Associates, Zac has focused on developing his Stormwater, Site Design, and Permitting skills.