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Nate Bowman first broke ground on Vermillion, his 350-acre North Carolina village, over four years ago, and since then only one of its four neighborhoods has been built. Even at this stage, though, he's got a lot to brag about. Rather than the usual suburban monoculture, Bowman has erected a traditional neighborhood with an array of different building types. Vermillion offers single-family houses, townhouses, live-work units, and duplexes. An empty site in this first neighborhood has been earmarked for a church.
Designed by the pioneering New Urbanist firm Duany Plater-Zyberk & Co. of Miami, Vermillion is rising on the once-neglected east side of Huntersville, a ...