A Not So Big Home

More than a decade ago, Sarah Susanka started a residential revolution: Instead of thinking about square footage and archaic tradition, she thought, we should build smaller, more comfortable houses that emphasize quality over quantity.

PreFabulous

The addition is covered in a rusted corrugated metal siding, which along with repurposed barn wood used for ceilings and doors, speaks to the couple's commitment to sustainability and creativity. The din of saws slicing metal overhead speaks volumes to it. A new addition is being built—one out of shipping containers.

Small Space, Big Idea

The "Tiny House Movement" is an architectural and social push to live simply in smaller spaces.

Unpaved

I came here to learn more about the future of personal transportation. Why Mrs. Otter is here, however, is beyond me.

A Fungus Among Us

The gregarious 30-something is hoping to become a go-to mycelium man in Boulder County, beginning with the production of oyster mushrooms and eventually building a barn housing various species from the protein-rich shitake to the medicinal reishi.

7 Dog-ly Sins

Forgive us, Dog, for we have sinned. We reduced that daily walk around the neighborhood to a light jaunt. We let you vacuum all the dinner crumbs off the floor, even sneaking you a scrap or two. Now, it’s redemption time. Here are 7 stories to enlighten, and teach us better ways to keep our furry companions healthy and fit. Amen. Sloth Gluttony Envy Wrath Pride Lust Greed

‘Don’t Upset the Rhythm’

Kids with Special Needs Get Out & About

Higher Powers

Louisville’s Colorado Altitude Training helps athletes breathe easier

Racing Toward Clarity

There’s more to competing than fame and finish lines. Can Taoism lift the spirit of the race?

Sports: There Will Be Blood

The Pursuit of Art & the Lust For Adventure Coalesce to Make Pro Climber Renan Ozturk an Intrepid Adventurer