Lisa Martin wrote a wonderful story in the Crozet Gazette about the little neighborhood we’re trying to build and how it came to be.
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Small Wonder: Neighborhood Concept Blooms in Bamboo Grove
Bamboo Grove Crozet Neighborhood Meeting
Thank you so much to everyone who came to the first neighborhood meeting on February 12th for our little Bamboo Grove pocket neighborhood! Your encouragement and great questions made it an educational and fun experience. I wish that we had more time to talk, but as always if you have any other questions or comments please contact us.
Here are the presentation slides that framed our discussion:
Crozet Pocket Neighborhood #2: St George Cottages
Crozet, Virginia is becoming a vibrant, bustling, livable and walkable center. Within walking distance of all the amenities that this growing town has to offer in the heart of an existing neighborhood is the possibility of yet another community that shifts the focus away from the personal automobile to personal interaction. Click here to see the full design.
If you want to live here, invest in the concept, or help make it a reality please contact us.
Categories: Announcements, Architecture, Communities, Design
Tags: 22932, 5658 Saint George Ave, 5658 St George, 5658 St George Ave, co-housing, common area, common house, community, Conservation, craftsmanship, Crozet, Ecovillage, for sale, low impact, Neighborhood, pocket neighborhood, property, Site Plan, Sustainability, Village, Virginia, walking trails
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Crozet Pocket Neighborhood
Crozet, Virginia is becoming a vibrant, bustling, livable and walkable center. Within walking distance of all the amenities that this growing town has to offer in the heart of an existing neighborhood is the possibility of a community that shifts the focus away from the personal automobile to personal interaction. Click here to see the full design.
If you want to live here, invest in the concept, or help make it a reality please contact us.
Categories: Announcements, Architecture, Communities, Design
Tags: 22932, 5665 Park Rd, 5665 Park Road, co-housing, common area, common house, community, Conservation, craftsmanship, Crozet, Ecovillage, for sale, low impact, Neighborhood, pocket neighborhood, property, Site Plan, Sustainability, Village, Virginia, walking trails
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Ecovillage Presentation
This is a presentation which gives a rough introduction to the Ecovillage Charlottesville project. It was built to be an introduction for UVA’s “Engineering Students Without Borders” student group
Greater Stonehenge Ecovillage: Part 2
Just over a month ago the first of the new site plans for the Greater Stonehenge Ecovillage were released and since then the interest in the project has multiplied. A lot of great people interested in the project, the Virginia Department of Transportation and Albemarle County have given us a lot to think about and a lot of stellar ideas for how to make it better. We have tried our best to show what we’ve learned in this new site plan. If you have any ideas about how to make it even better, please share!
Located just outside the city limits of Charlottesville lies a six acre parcel of land next to the aging Stonehenge Neighborhood; its gentle south-facing slope and existing structures make it the perfect place for something quite a bit different from a typical subdivision: The Greater Stonehenge Ecovillage. Please check out the newest plan, and tell us what you think!
See the details here on The Housing Lab or The Greater Stonehenge Website
The Greater Stonehenge Ecovillage
Located just outside the city limits of Charlottesville lies a six acre parcel of land next to the aging Stonehenge Neighborhood; its gentle south-facing slope and existing structures make it the perfect place for something quite a bit different from a typical subdivision: The Greater Stonehenge Ecovillage. Please check out the newest plan, and tell us what you think!
See the details here on The Housing Lab or The Greater Stonehenge Website
Categories: Communities, Design
Tags: 480 Rio Rd, architecture, Charlottesville, community, Ecovillage, garden, Greater Stonehenge, greenhouse, low impact, Meadowcreek Parkway, Neighborhood, orchard, shared, Site Plan, walking trails
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The Housing Lab 