Dip Cleaning
Jenna pulled her Mercedes wagon into Double-D-Bar Ranch as she did most Wednesdays. To avoid spooking the animals, she parked just inside the front gate marked by one “D” superimposed […]
Jenna pulled her Mercedes wagon into Double-D-Bar Ranch as she did most Wednesdays. To avoid spooking the animals, she parked just inside the front gate marked by one “D” superimposed […]
Chapter 3. House as a Reflection of Our Selves The space you choose to inhabit is an expression of your style, values, aspirations, and self-image. Architectural apathy, choosing not to […]
Love Song to Our River House Shadows in this house hang confidently like art. Where water dances on the ceiling, There is the music of […]
At Home: A Client’s Argument for Reflexive Architecture Preface by Arthur Dyson Dedication For my husbands, who help my dreams spring to life: Greg Alan Lapp Dennis […]
Brief respite from the glorious rain. After four years of drought, we’d almost forgotten what spring looks like “when the world is puddle-wonderful” (e.e.cummings) and the river starts to rise. […]
Today, we exhausted ourselves physically for the second day in a row. It seemed simple: take this wall of dirt and rock and move it to the top of of […]
Love song to certain spaces. RiverHouse The moon is still shining when the sun comes up. I know this because I see the moon in the mirror by the sliding […]
Ample provisions for the two of us–and doesn’t include the strawberries I ate in the garden. It’s silly the depth of satisfaction I derive from this morning activity!
Dyson won a Society of American Registered Architects (California) award for Lapp RiverHouse (among other works). The jury liked the house’s “‘total design’ and its backstory [Lencioni Residence]…’Amazingly expansive quality […]
Ross Yukawa the art director of Lifestyle magazine came to the Kings River Conservancy’s Spring Fling with my dear friend, neighbor, and graphic designer Kathleen Laird–it’s a small world; you’d […]