getting a fill for living in town

Infill home takes advantage of empty spaces and the city's vibrant center.

Who says new homes and established neighborhoods must, by nature, be adversaries?
Sarah Chastain Ellis and her husband, Tom dwell peacefully in Athens' historic Boulevard
district; the two-story bungalow they designed and built in 2007 dispels myths about that
ambiguous, technical term: urban infill.

By Kathleen Frey
Photos by Dennis McDaniel