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In 1983, engineer Greg Reinhart bought a patch of raw land in Arizona’s Sonoran Desert and began carving out a home beneath it. Inspired by the animals around him, Greg chose to build an underground, earth-sheltered dome that would use the desert itself as insulation.
Using a kit from Earth Systems, Greg spent more than a year excavating the site and erecting ...
We don’t just move through the world: we can help compose it with attention (and intention). The same street can be a threat to one person and a home to another. When we connect things, a world forms.
Many of the ills of our times stem from people’s insistence on viewing the world through a lens of fear and ugliness. And, if you look at reality defensively, you end ...
For 3 years, Mai Tran and Le Pham lived in a 300-square-foot basement beneath the house they’d just bought in the Bay Area. No yard. No car. Very few possessions.
By renting out the main house and living as simply as possible, the architect couple saved enough to build what they really wanted: a 630-square-foot backyard home and studio designed around light, p...
On a freezing winter day in northern Spain, we arrived in Bárcena de Bureba, a ghost village in the remote, depopulated hills of the Burgos province. For decades, this quiet place (perched among fields and crisscrossed by a pristine river) lay abandoned, its stone houses crumbling, roofs collapsed, and streets silent. Until now.
In 2024, Dutch pioneers Maaike ...