INSIDE ARCOSANTI, ARIZONA | Living in Architect Paolo Soleri's Vision
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Join us on a captivating journey as we venture into the heart of Arcosanti, the visionary experimental city nestled in the captivating landscapes of Arizona. In this week's video, we offer you an exclusive peek into our remarkable experience living within the intricate architectural marvel crafted by the visionary mind of Architect Paolo Soleri.
Embrace the synergy of art and ecology that defines Arcosanti, where every structure embodies a harmonious blend of human ingenuity and the natural world. With KIFT as our companions in exploration, we immerse ourselves in the daily life of this renowned urban laboratory.
Witness firsthand the unique community spirit that thrives within Arcosanti's walls, as we traverse its enchanting passageways and engage with the vibrant energy that fills the air.
Discover how living within the embrace of Soleri's architectural masterpiece has shaped our perspective on life, connection, and the world around us.
As we peel back the layers of this extraordinary urban experiment, you'll gain insight into the philosophy, purpose, and innovation that have guided Arcosanti's evolution.
Step behind the scenes with us and experience the magic that unfolds within the experimental city of Arcosanti - a true testament to human creativity and vision.
Previously, we published a sponsored post by KIFT that highlights their house here in Arcosanti, but we dug deeper with the perks of living in this intriguing place for a few weeks.
You can watch the KIFT Arcosanti video here
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Never heard about this city before. The city looks like a city in a movie! And it’s cool to have Yoga exercise in there.
Absolutely - Arcosanti is a very cool place for sure 😀
Lived and worked here in the early 70s. great experience
It's truly an interesting community ❤️
Did they smoke a lot of weed back then too?
@@paulheydarian1281 Tiniest little pin joints of some of the best grass ever........LOL Most of the people working there were brilliant young progressive jews from New York..........really great people ahead of their time.
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Did they accomplish anything of significance and lasting value? I've always wondered about the hippy movement of the baby boomers.🤔
I knew a few folks who volunteered in Arcosanti, back about twenty years ago. They told me that it had an exploitative, cult-like atmosphere, which is why they left after a few months.
Super jealous
I did my workshop back in 1996. Stayed for a couple extra months. Returned for an additional six months in 1998. Not a day goes by I don't think of the place. Like any other adventure, it's not quite as advertised, but an incredible experience, nonetheless.
I did Seminar Week in the summer of 1995. Didn't do the workshop, because I was slated to do a monthlong roadtrip with my best friend, that we'd been planning for years. Loved my time there. I even stayed overnight April 2012 - it was interesting to see what changed, and what was still the same.
It sounds like your workshop experience had a lasting impact on you! Adventures often come with surprises, but those unique experiences are what make them truly unforgettable. It's amazing how certain places can stay in our thoughts even years later. If you ever decide to share more about your experiences, I'd love to hear more. Cheers to the memories that continue to inspire! 🌟🌍
@@theRTWguysYou guys ever play stickball in the vaults? Setup a haybale on one of the benches for a strike zone. The mid-panels are a double, the upper panels are a triple, and homers through the windows...
I never see any shots of "Camp" in present day Arco vids. Is it there still there? The collection of cubes for workshoppers to live at the bottom of the hill? Man, if those cubes could talk... Hard work, and good times.
I helped build the west side of the East Crescent. I did the cabinets and wood floors in the upper apartment I believe next to the one ya'll went into.
Sunsets... never disappoint. Tamayaki used to do a monthly "Music on the Mesa", with a huge PA system setup to play whatever album he chose. I remember one month he played Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon, and as the sun set in west to the typical yet no less impressive color array, the full moon rose in the east, as big as I've ever seen. Just a beautiful moment embedded in my memory.
I could keep going on. I should return for a visit after all these years.
...I Remember my first Arco lesson. Sunsets are best from the Vaults, not from the desert mesas... Now days people carry phones with flashlights.. .but not in my day. First week there, we hiked out to watch the sunset, not thinking about how it's going to be dark after the sunset and we have to hike back... Many bruises and cactus needles later, lesson learned.
Another underrated channel, indeed. Great video and I hope you gain more recognition in the future👍
Thank you 😀
I lived in Scottsdale in the late 70's. A few of my teachers worked at Arcosanti during their summers. Odd to see the Bells of Capitalism at work ;-)
Hahaha - it is truly a very special place, indeed 😁
It's all in the details, even got to see Christine 3 times, don"t know what took so long but I just signed on your crew list . Chrissy will be a little delayed but still coming, she will have a can of OLD BAY for you. Video was very informative, enjoyed all the behind the scene look.
Hahaha you know it - Christine was in some of the shots! Thank you so much for all of your support, and we're looking forward to trying out some of those Old Bay ❤️
This place is a phenomenal stop
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Looks amazing!!! However, ..
Why is everyone grabbing food with bare hands? I'd have to draw the line there lol
Hahaha that's a great point 🤣
So cool! Hope we get to join for a visit sometime
Absolutely ❤️
Okay that was gross they all picked up veggies with there hands that is gross haha love your videos home you guys can come to NB soon love to see yous here :)
Hahaha those were the designated spring rolls makers 😅
Thank you and we will be back to NB soon ☺️🇨🇦
Kapan balik ke Indo kak?
Secepatnya 🙏
*Does anyone ever eat the peacocks?* 🤔
LOL I hope not 😅
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I've found some Roman Roasted Peacock recipes online. Apparently, eating peahens (the females) was quite popular 2,000 yrs ago.😋🍗