Jan 4, 2022·edited Jan 4, 2022Liked by Jonah Richard
Just after I read this, I read obituary of NYC urban planner/architect Alexander Garvin, whose approach seems similar to yours (or vice versa). https://wapo.st/3pR04Fl
Well done 👏👏👏 -- Definitely staying tuned on this.
Would love to read more about the genesis of your partnership. Do you all have experience doing real estate projects? How do you work with each other? What do your conversations look like?
Gee, it really does seem like a missed opportunity not to include a second floor for offices and apartments, it is just what people are looking for and is so much less expensive to do in new construction……..
Superb plan and article. One small "complaint". There is at least one good "watering hole"only 8 miles north of Fairlee, owned by Bradford natives. That doesn't mean that there isn't a place for a good drinking/socializing place in Fairlee; three is, but recognize that other local folks have also contributed greatly to their community over the past 40 plus years.
Thanks for not considering a strip mall or storage units. Your plans are very interesting and I wish you the best of luck.
This is so freaking exciting!!
Just after I read this, I read obituary of NYC urban planner/architect Alexander Garvin, whose approach seems similar to yours (or vice versa). https://wapo.st/3pR04Fl
Well done 👏👏👏 -- Definitely staying tuned on this.
Would love to read more about the genesis of your partnership. Do you all have experience doing real estate projects? How do you work with each other? What do your conversations look like?
This is excellent. Keep it up!
Gee, it really does seem like a missed opportunity not to include a second floor for offices and apartments, it is just what people are looking for and is so much less expensive to do in new construction……..
Superb plan and article. One small "complaint". There is at least one good "watering hole"only 8 miles north of Fairlee, owned by Bradford natives. That doesn't mean that there isn't a place for a good drinking/socializing place in Fairlee; three is, but recognize that other local folks have also contributed greatly to their community over the past 40 plus years.