This story on the history of design/build in Vermont originally aired on Burlington, VT's WCAX station on September 23rd and features the work of a variety of Yestermorrow faculty members, as well as a few shots of our campus, students and interns. Check it out!
Our own Dave Sellers will talk about the origins of the Vermont Design/Build movement at the Fleming Museum at the University of Vermont. Dave's talk with take place at 6:30 on October 2nd. It should be an interesting talk and all are encouraged to attend.Bob Ferris
Gregor Barnum from Seventh Generation and I found an open door at the radio station and took advantage of the situation. We hope you enjoy and get on the carbon shredders bandwagon. Enjoy. Good news radio.http://tiny.cc/LRbM5
Architectural Improvisation: A History of Vermont's Design/Build Movement 1964-1977September 24 - December 19, 2008, East Gallery, Fleming Museum, Burlington, VermontArchitectural Improvisation: A History of Vermont's Design/Build Movement 1964-1977 documents a radical, Vermont-based architectural movement characterized by organic forms,...
From today's Times Argus newspaper (Tuesday, September 9, 2008):By Sylvia Fagin, CorrespondentLike a sprite, Heidi Benjamin is everywhere at once – physically and conversationally.One moment she's explaining the spiral design of the kitchen garden at Yestermorrow, the design/build school in Warren where she's the whole foods chef. The next,...
