Casa Link: Slowly Evolving Home

February 1, 2008

This intense (and insanely intricate) sculptural home is located in Cornville, Ariz., and was created with found materials over 28 years by artist Michael Kahn and his wife Leda Livant. Made of driftwood and found/repurposed building materials, it's the kind of hippie spectacle I remember fondly from '70s books on environmental design. I've included some more images in the gallery, but definitely head over to the New York Times for the entire slideshow.

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12 Comments

specialcamper 5 years 15 weeks

It's my dream to live in something like this.

ccsugar 5 years 16 weeks

That is so cool.

ccsugar 5 years 16 weeks

That is so cool.

macaronsbedon 5 years 16 weeks

It reminds me a bit of Antoni Gaudi's distinctive architecture. Here check it out: http://www.europanostra.org/images/awards_2004_winners/sp_battlo_2.gifI love it! But i think this house is nice to look at but too over the top for a living space.

macaronsbedon 5 years 16 weeks

It reminds me a bit of Antoni Gaudi's distinctive architecture. Here check it out: http://www.europanostra.org/images/awards_2004_winners/sp_battlo_2.gif I love it! But i think this house is nice to look at but too over the top for a living space.