This community space, sustainably built from straw bales, locally sourced clay, reused, and recycled materials demonstrates that it is possible to live symbiotically with the natural world through integrating indigenous wisdom with innovation. Our vision has endless possibilities, which involves hosting holistic workshops, exhibits, events, scientists and artists that foster a culture of love and respect for each other and our plant.  

This old-world adobe building approach reminds us there was a time when the world moved at a slower pace, and each piece of material was considered precious. As the rate of consumption exceeds the rate of nature's ability to produce to keep up with demands, this form of sustainable building becomes invaluable. Especially when you consider that straw-bale construction has proven to be 3x's more fire-resistant than other building methods.

The unorthodox zero-waste project serves as a slow motion eco-workshop that recognizes the inherent value of creation. Rejected or discarded materials are recycled, or reused, and "weeds" are recognized for their potent nutritional value - instead of poisoned! Our programs inspires people of all ages to get off of their phones, back into nature, while honing their creativity and learning many new and exciting skills.