Nest — Summer 2020
Sustainable Tiny Modules Suited to Social Distancing; The Virtual Reality of Pandemic Real Estate; The Movement Toward More Garden, Less Lawn; Quarantined Artists Get Creative With Home Studios
Quarantined Artists Bring Their Studios Home
Over the past few months, so many statements and stories have been prefaced with “during the pandemic.” This is one of them. After March 24,…
Nest — Summer 2020
This issue of Nest was conceived, assigned and written with Vermont’s stay-at-home mandate in mind. We interview artists who abandoned studios for smaller work spaces…
Up End This Creates Tiny, Sustainable Rooms on Wheels
Early this month, a U-Haul truck pulling a small, rectangular, flat-roofed building on a homemade trailer parked in front of the stunning lake view at…
Urban and Surburban Gardeners Reimagine the Front Lawn
Grass is an easy crop to grow, if it rains. Maintaining it, on the other hand, is one of suburbia’s running jokes. In Vermont’s few…
Virtual Buying and Selling Transforms Real Estate
Linda and Ryan Logan, a West Virginia-based couple in their late twenties, had no choice but to move during the pandemic. Ryan, who works in…
