Architecture is Child’s Play
In a fascinating article in the Atlantic Monthly this month (April 2014) entitled “Hey Parents, Leave those Kids Alone,” Hanna Rosin quotes sociologist Roger Hart, who studied children’s play. Describing […]
We’re considering SOLAR: SunPower or Kyocera?
When we were first planning the house, we were told it would take 76 years for solar to pay off. Now we are debating between SunPower (10 years) and Kyocera […]
8AM on a Friday in November
At this time of year, the sun shines through the office window without a glare. From the driveway, you see the flowers in side-spotlight on the dining room table and […]
Lencioni Res Interior–from the the entry
As per request, I am publishing some interiors of the Lencioni Residence. These were shot late afternoon. Of course the light stages dramatic statements all day long. In the morning, […]
Farm to Table: Makin’ Vino
After the wild pigs inhaled all of husband Greg’s grapes and the next-door neighbor’s as well, neighbor-down-the-road (also Greg) let us pick some syrah. I’m taking a vote on the […]
August morning with sonar
Lest I have presented our life in the Lapp RiverHouse as an uninterrupted idyll, let me share about some experiences with pests this month: One morning we witnessed bats (hundreds […]
a retreat to the den
The den/guest bedroom is a good retreat for a light sleeper kept awake by barking dogs across the river.
Bishop Residence in St. George, Utah
Bishop Residence in St. George, Utah Last week, Camilla gave us a wonderful tour of this grand design, then we drove from St. George to Heber City to stay with […]
Arthur Dyson in Volterra, Italy
Arthur Dyson in Volterra, Italy I was lucky enough to visit Giuliano and Heidi Chelazzi with my Italian-speaking daughter, Dani Lencioni
VRBO and homeaway.com Lencioni Residence available as a rental retreat
VRBO and homeaway.com Lencioni Residence available as a rental retreat
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