California’s Morongo Valley, just outside of Palm Springs, is quintessential high-desert country. Surrounded by mountains and featuring almost endless sunshine, the tiny town can swing through 30 degrees on a given day and generally bakes
I couldn't be more thrilled to share my experience with the exceptional Earthship team, who have not only delivered on their promise of sustainable design and construction but have exceeded all of my expectations.
As a real estate agent with years of experience in the industry, I can confidently say that Earthships are a game-changer in the world of off-grid, sustainable architecture. The properties I've had the privilege
Unjust systems have been by design - they must be redesigned. JUST is an initiative to realize an equitable future built on a legacy where people and Mother Earth coexist with honor and respect
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'My house is no different than yours': Earthship house now four years underway in Westminster. For the past four years, John Grant has been building an Earthship on 12 acres of land in Westminster
An Earthship home in Harriet, AR, is all about the wide-open spaces—inside and out. The 4,662-square-foot getaway sits on 40 acres. “When you walk in, you are just totally astounded at the workmanship, the craftsmanship, and the
What we build can be metaphoric—often intentionally, sometimes subliminally. But architecture is seldom the intentional commentary of architects, crafting symbolism; more often it is a direct reflection of its time and the culture that
OFF-THE-GRID LIVING is experiencing a renaissance. Dwellings devised to support a sustainable lifestyle could help us adapt to some of our biggest present-day challenges—from a lack of housing for the world’s growing population to pollution
When considering organic architecture, Frank Lloyd Wright, Antoni Gaudí and Jacques Couëlle spring to mind. But in the US in the 1970s, organic architecture was synonymous with Michael Reynolds’ sustainable Earthships, which began popping
