Two decades from now, I doubt that the home building industry, so called, will even exist as we have known it.

Once energy problems gain traction, there will be a large new class of economic losers, and consequently a lot of social turbulence.

Ridicule is the unfortunate destiny of the ridiculous.

America does not want change, except from the cash register at Wal-Mart.

Most of suburbia will end up in three ways: ruins, slums, salvage yards for materials.

We're living in a culture that doesn't believe in decorating buildings, or proportioning them properly. And they don't know how to do it anymore because they haven't been doing it for, you know, the better part of the century.

We have to do commerce differently because the WalMart system of big box chain retail will soon die. This means rebuilding local main street economies (networks of local economic interdependency).