An old barn becomes an artist’s studio through simple, low-carbon finishes. Homasote panels, translucent polycarbonate, and plywood transform the space into a durable, luminous, and adaptable environment that balances economy with craft.

A collaborative build in Ghana explores earthen construction through cast-earth pillars, cob walls, and compressed earth block ceilings. The Mudhouse demonstrates how traditional techniques and community craft can be reimagined into a contemporary form, delivering natural cooling, durability, and low-carbon design.

A small lot in Troy became a big experiment: four apartments built with prefabricated panels, proving how affordable housing can be efficient and dignified.