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Kyle Yoder couldn’t afford to buy a home, so he’s been building one himself — by hand, with earth, rubble, and reclaimed materials — on a shared piece of land in northern Missouri.
His first structure was the Gnome Dome: an 80-square-foot earthbag igloo he rescued from demolition after it was abandoned by its prior owner and condemned for mold. Kyle solved the...
Rivers have a profound meaning in all civilizations, and any American, no matter the origin or ideology, will identify with the symbolic force of the Mississippi and its tributaries, in a collection of references going back to the Pre-Socratic philosophers, the Abrahamic sacred texts, epic stories and poems by the likes of Mark Twain and T.S. Eliot, and many, many pop culture...
When Tim and Monica open the front door of their underground home buried beneath a Missouri hillside, they step into a world most people can’t fathom. Only one corner of the structure is visible. Everything else has disappeared into the earth.
Fifty years ago, architect and builder Dennis Spencer purchased a sloping north-facing lot in Springfield with a radic...
For decades, four missileers at a time lived 35 stories underground in this Titan II command complex outside Tucson, Arizona – working shifts that took them even deeper, 145 stories down into the earth. It tested the limits of both body and mind.
When the Cold War ended, nearly every missile silo in the country was destroyed and sealed with concrete. But Compl...
A hundred years after Antoni Gaudí died on his way to confession, the Sagrada Familia finishes its skyline — the longest argument with the cult of efficiency we still have standing.
In 2001, barely out of college, I worked for a PR firm headquartered in a nice office inside an ornate building on the rational-yet-soulful Eixample grid in Barcelona, at the confluence ...