Category Quick Links
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Natural Building
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Modular Design
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Nest
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Wabi-Sabi
❄️
Insulation
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Ventilation
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Tiny House
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Sacred Geometry
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Sacred Architecture
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Center
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Shelterbelt
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Homeostasis
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Home
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Building Code
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Design DNA
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Thermal Mass
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Place Attachment
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Window
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Roof Pitch
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Foundation
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Hearth
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Shelter as Nervous System
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Threshold
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Cradle-to-Cradle
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Sacred Space
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Living Roof
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Load-Bearing
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Ecolodge
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Biophilic Design
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Thatched Roof
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Cob
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Definition
A traditional roof made from layers of dry vegetation such as straw, water reed, or palm branches.
Interpretation
A shelter made of time. Thatched roofs are woven from the land itself — biodegradable, breathable, and built with hands. They whisper the wisdom of vernacular building: use what you have, with skill and story.
Living Invitation
Look up. What is above you, literally and metaphorically? What protects you, and where does it come from?