Seventy miles north of Phoenix, renegade architect Paolo Soleri has assembled just part of his dream community of 5,000 due to lack of funds. Calling his project an 'arcology,' a combination of architecture and ecology, Soleri hopes to prove that the typical suburban house is not only a poor use of land but "the single most consumptive and segregational habitat that we can conceive." Arcosanti, the town, is urbanism taken to its extreme.
Thanks to Jeffrey Goodman
