Nest — Spring 2025
Middlebury Development Is a Creative Collab; Artful Aesthetics at Burlington’s Blind Tiger; Remembering Mad River Valley Architect Dave Sellers; Talking Trash With Curb Resource Collection
Curb Brings ‘Pay-as-You-Throw’ Trash Collection to Vermont
The waste collection startup’s pricing model and personal service are intended to help Vermonters think twice before they toss.
Middlebury College Aids 250-Unit Housing Project Near Campus
Millions of dollars in grants and tax credits will be used to shave hundreds off monthly rents — and as much as $200,000 off the price of a house.
Burlington’s Blind Tiger Boutique Hotel Brings Bold Design
When the Lark Hotels property opened in an 1881 mansion, it prioritized aesthetic intrigue and local touches. Last year, it earned a prestigious Michelin Key.
How I Sold My House on Facebook Marketplace in Three Days
At $225,000, the three-bedroom home attracted a lot of interest because it’s in the coveted “missing middle” category of Vermont’s overheated housing market.
Life Stories: Remembering World-Renowned Warren Architect Dave Sellers
The iconoclastic designer, builder and visionary put less emphasis on the science and engineering of construction than on improvisation and artistic expression.
Nest — Spring 2025
This issue of Nest — Seven Days' quarterly magazine on homes, design and real estate — covers a new housing development and the life of an iconic architect.
