2021 was the year white people added “living on occupied ____ territory” to their bios. And stayed.

Hiya’ll Twitter, we’re Land Base: Resilient, sustainable rural architecture and strategic land research.

The fire-escalating effects of wind-corridors, and houses mostly burning from the inside-out.

Common-sense, well repeated, combined with a perfect cities travelogue. Love this thread (and the substacks that came out of it) on human-scale urbanism:

Time to give up old habits. ♨️

Considering Climate Migration: A strategic narrative of immigration planning for the 21st century. commonedge.org/considering-cl…

Learning about bee 🐝 bricks and bat 🦇 bricks. Have any of you used these in your constructions? Experience stories to share?

Happy Friday all,

The mountain and actual snow, sans production plants in the background — the real treasure. 🏭🏭 🏭

Land Base Journal is finally out of the gate! Read our first issue, Bunker Mentality, on the ways Cold War era securities influence the way we think about safety and protection today. Written by Anna Savina, edited by Ksenya Samarskaya. pdf.landbase.pt/01

“Ukraine is therefore a geopolitical demonstration of the power of design, which from the Trojan Horse to the present day has been deceiving reality by replacing it with something artificial.” domusweb.it/en/news/2022/0…

“The language of ‘sacrifice’ reveals we’re stuck in a colonial mindset.”

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On the joys and growth of committing to a place. theatlantic.com/family/archive…

When Feral was published, it was widely denounced as mad and dangerous. But I've never seen an idea that was so unfamiliar and so vilified so rapidly gain acceptance. Yesterday, the garden designed for the charity we founded, Rewilding Britain, won Best in Show at Chelsea.

Electricity-free ceramic fridges. youtu.be/WPYzV64dUuU