Sep 15 – Nov 30, 2020
An Architecture Firm’s Creative Nonprofit Collabs; Stop and Smell the ‘Slow Flowers’ in Winooski; Hot Tips From a Home Energy Auditor; A Jericho Family Reclaims Fay Farm; Porch Pumpkins Spice Up a Woodstock Colonial
Woodstock Home Draws Visitors With a Porch Full of Pumpkins
Nikki VanVoorhis is all in for pumpkins. As decorative items, that is. And not just a few artfully arranged squash on a tabletop; VanVoorhis and…
An Energy Auditor Helps Homeowners Lower Bills as They Raise Thermostats
After two decades in the energy efficiency business, Wayne Thompson doesn’t necessarily have to walk inside a house to know where it’s losing heat. Sometimes…
Kelsey Adams Offers ‘Slow Flowers’ at Urban Farm in Winooski
Kelsey Adams didn’t grow up gardening. Before she and her partner bought a house in Winooski, she hadn’t done much of it at all. But…
A Jericho Family Reclaims Its Ancestral Farmhouse
Most 19th-century homes have changed hands many times over the years; once an estate is out of the family, the descendants rarely have a chance…
Nest — Fall 2020
As much as we might want this year to be over already, it’s hard to say goodbye to summer. But then fall comes along and…
Duncan Wisniewski Architecture Marks 35 Years of Building Community
The intersection of North Avenue and North Street in Burlington might as well be called Bob and Michael’s corner — that is, Bob Duncan and…
