Building a commune

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Many people dream of going off grid, living close to nature, building a sustainable home, growing their own food, and taking charge of their time and money. So what stops the majority of them from

Ever wondered what it would be like to live in a commune? Well, let my mom tell you ALL about it.

Building a strong homesteading community comes from trust, communication, and re-addressing the simple question, “How can we become MORE interdependent?”

More than four decades ago, a lone architect had what must have seemed at the time like an impossible dream: to build a new kind of residence that would be in complete harmony with the

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Wild Community Design Principles – Wild Community EcoVillages

Green buildings are created with materials that are sustainable and recycleable. The materials also require less energy and resources to create and are more durable and longer lasting compared to conventional building materials.

The friends didn’t make a kitchen in each cabin. Instead, they built one spacious communal kitchen.

We've been privy to a number of church condominium listings, and they rarely bother to mention the cathedral ceilings. But here we are, friends, at an old church dwelling with the feel of a...

We built a cordwood house with our own hands on 16 acres of raw land. Learn how we got here, how we built it, how we live off the grid, and how you can do it too. Explore the site for loads of information on cordwood building and starting a homestead froms scratch.

Did you know that every year we dump over 2 billion tons of waste onto the planet? This includes construction waste, industrial waste, household waste, plastic waste, electronic waste, radioactive waste, sewage and run-off waste. In fact, 99% of the things we purchase are turned into trash within 6 months. So it’s no surprise that people who are particularly concerned about the state of our planet have dedicated themselves to limiting their impact on the Earth and keeping their waste to a…

More people are seeking out intentional communities, such as communes, as rents and home prices are soaring and the sharing economy becomes more mainstream.

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Imagine living in a home that generates more energy than it consumes. What if I also told you that the house was constructed with only sustainable materials and no toxic chemicals? The Rachel Carson eco-village is making that dream a reality. Learn more about their visions for the neighborhood, residents, and the surrounding community. #ecovillagedesign #ecovillagecommunity #ecofriendlyliving #ecofriendly #ecofriendlyhouse #villagelife #villageaesthetic #homesteading #homesteadaesthetic…