Retired Vermont-Lovers Build a Forever Home Inspired by Vintage Ski Cabins
The area gets 100 inches of snow per year, so architect David R. MacLean drew up a design with steeply pitched roofs and crystalline skylights that echo the cupolas on traditional barns.
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It all started with the view. Twelve years ago, Don Jones and his wife, Nancy, were biking in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom when it struck Don that the state might be a nice place to live. With successful careers behind them and their two sons out of the house, the Boston-based Joneses were ready to start the next chapter of their lives.
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