The Taos News has covered Pangea Community, the off-grid-first neighborhood we’re designing and building northwest of Taos. Al Stengart’s story, “Pangea now offering homesites at off-grid community,” ran on November 12. Our thanks to Al and the Taos News.
What the story covers
Homesites are now available on the 322-acre property along NM 150: 108 homesites of one and two acres, three home styles (Earthship-style, Craftsman-style and Taos adobe-style), and a shared commons with greenhouses and a community food program.
For us at Pangea, the article is about the work we’ve been doing for years, now at the scale of a neighborhood. Every home is designed off-grid first. It makes its own power, catches its own water, treats its own greywater, and heats and cools itself with passive solar design and thermal mass. Those are the same living systems we build into every Pangea home, here planned together from the start.
Read the full article at taosnews.com.
Learn more
Pangea Community has its own site, with homes, lots and how to inquire: taoscommunity.org. Lots are available and inquiries are welcome.