Rooted in Reverence: Japan’s Enduring Bond With Trees
From ancient temples to handcrafted objects, Japan’s connection to trees reveals a philosophy of care and reciprocity.
The WLLW Journal explores the spaces we live in and the ideas shaping them.
From ancient temples to handcrafted objects, Japan’s connection to trees reveals a philosophy of care and reciprocity.
WLLW delves into the science behind the positive health impacts of gardening, explores its role in strengthening community bonds and provides practical tips for those looking to cultivate their own garden sanctuary.
WLLW explores the importance of placemaking, placekeeping and indigenous wisdom in development focused on social and ecological wellbeing.
What was once a cultural norm is becoming a practical solution. Shared living is gaining traction as families seek affordability and connection.
Though our traditions may look different, their meanings often align. Families around the world turn to light, food and community to mark the season.
At WLLW we seek to inspire a community that values health, sustainability and beauty in design by celebrating the lasting impact of thoughtful craftsmanship.
In this second of our two articles we consider how to safely clear and restore your home post-disaster while prioritizing your health.
The rising tide of environmental crises poses a risk to many regions around the world. This first article in our two-part feature examines the impact that natural disasters have on individuals, homes and communities.
WLLW learns what makes Serenbe a sustainable, community-driven disruptor in the development market in a Q&A with founder Steve Nygren.
WLLW explores five communities of the future to understand the ethos that underpins them and whether they are blueprints for better living.
Discover how the Living Places experimental prototypes led to housing that prioritizes wellbeing, community and sustainability.
Achieving Pending B Corp status marks a major milestone in WLLW’s dedication to social responsibility and sustainability.