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The Spaceship Home: the IOWA house with a story
Hovering above the Iowa prairie, at the edge of ordinary and imagined, sits a home that looks less like it was built—and more like it landed. On a quiet stretch of land in Urbandale, framed by cornfields and sky, rises a circular, steel-and-concrete marvel: the private home of LeMar Koethe. Part midwestern farmhouse, part futuristic dreamscape, this isn’t the kind of place you stumble upon. It’s the kind of place you remember. Koethe didn’t set out to build a spaceship. He se
Angela Knight
Apr 2, 20252 min read


The Oldest House in America: the NEW MEXICO house with a story
Tucked quietly along Santa Fe’s narrow De Vargas Street stands a modest adobe structure with a bold claim: “The Oldest House in the United States.” Weathered wooden beams jut from its earthen walls, and its crooked charm immediately hints at centuries of endurance. The home sits within the Barrio de Analco Historic District, one of the oldest neighborhoods in Santa Fe. Analco—meaning “the other side of the river” in Nahuatl—was settled in the early 1600s, when Tlaxcalan India
Chef Dave Knight
Apr 1, 20252 min read
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