Jessica Zack, a SanFrancisco Bay Area journalist who writes about books, film, and visual culture, profiles several regenerative architecture thought leaders and landmark deep green projects, including our historic project Desert Rain – the world’s first residential project to earn Living Certification via the Living Building Challenge (LBC) green building standard. Click to read Jessica’s full article>

Popular Podcast Series by Latitude Regenerative Real Estate Founder Neal Collins showcases Al Tozer and his pioneering work in the world of regenerative architecture. Listen in>

Top prize in the 2019 Architizer/LaCantina Design Award competition goes to High Desert Butterfly – our showcase of biophilic design adjacent to the Deschutes National Forest. Read more on High Desert Butterfly and the competition>

Senior Editor, Kiley Jacques, profiles our landmark project Desert Rain – the world’s first residential project to earn Living Certification via the Living Building Challenge (LBC) green building standard. Click to read Kiley’s full article>

Senior Editor Joann Gonchar’s continuing education piece on water conservation features Bend’s own Desert Rain House, the world’s first Certified Living Building residential project.  See Joann’s full article>

Symone Garvett introduces the three-unit Desert Rain residential compound.  Comprised of a 2300 square foot main home (“desert rain”), 500 square foot studio (“desert sol”), and a 750 square foot, upper-level, one-bedroom apartment (“desert lookout”), this project is the world’s first fully certified, residential, Living Building.  See Symone’s full article>