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From the Alhambra to California backyards, an ancient architectural typology shows how patios, plants, and water create microclimates, social space, and a small refuge from the noise.
Eventually, even fish know they are in water, and so, we are self-aware of the need to normalize the
After being laid off with just $6,000 in savings — and having experienced homelessness — John started over. He left Utah and moved to northern Arizona, where land was still dirt cheap in the middle of cattle country.
There, he bought 2.5 acres of raw dryland for $1,800. The pr...
Homecoming epics and schoolyard standoffs: raising decent boys in a culture that sells insecurity as manhood.
Imagine growing up as a kid and seeing that the people ruling the world and popular influencers are cockier, sugar-seeking, and more reckless than you are.
While the feed is rewiring them for attention, stories are one of the few ways we help them ...
After purchasing a Titan II Missile Silo Complex in Arizona—decommissioned in 1983 and buried under concrete and dirt for more than 30 years—A Missouri couple packed up their lives and moved into a 5th wheel on the property.
With grandma, their children, spouses, and grandkids all on board, they set out to build something extraordinary: a 4-generation homestea...
The tools changed from axe and almanac to solar and smartphones, but the old wager remains: live deliberately, outside the script. Sort of.
Over the last few years, Kirsten and I have noticed and helped document the growing interest in leaving the constraints of contemporary urban and suburban life and starting afresh on a frontier that now exists more as an idea th...