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Community Conversations – Shaping the Future of Taos LIVE at The Wildflower Playhouse

2025-05-23T10:48:44-06:00Categories: Affordable Housing, Community|

LIVE from the Wildflower Playhouse 1pm - 3pm MST LIVE from the Wildflower Playhouse 1pm - 3pm MST Discussing the future of sustainable development in Taos – The Pangea Community is a

Voices of Taos – Pangea Community – TaosNews Podcast

2025-05-23T10:48:44-06:00Categories: Affordable Housing, Community, podcast|

“Welcome to Voices of Taos. My name is Laura Martin-Baseman, and I'm the producer of this podcast from The Taos News. Every week, we will be bringing you a voice from our Taos community.

KNCE Podcast Interview – Jonah Reynolds – Pangea Community

2025-05-23T10:48:44-06:00Categories: Affordable Housing, Community, podcast|

The Pangea Community represents a groundbreaking sustainable regenerative development in Taos County, designed to showcase off-grid living, environmental stewardship, and cultural integration.  This community serves as a beacon of modern ecological living

Pangea Community: A Visionary Off-Grid Development in Taos, New Mexico

2025-05-23T10:48:44-06:00Categories: Affordable Housing, Community|

* Of, For and By the People of Taos * Taos, NM – Pangea Biotecture is proud to announce the agreement with the Tarleton Family to acquire the Tarleton Ranch property, a 300+ acre

Rebuilding Los Angeles After the Fires

2025-05-23T10:48:44-06:00Categories: Affordable Housing, Buildings, Community, Disaster Relief|

Pangea Biotecture is a leader in sustainable, off-grid construction with decades of experience in designing and building sustainable off-grid and regenerative structures. Our mission is to create resilient, eco-friendly homes and buildings that harmonize

Sustainable Housing Solutions for Taos’ Homelessness Crisis

2025-05-23T10:48:44-06:00Categories: Affordable Housing, Community, Taos|

Homelessness is a growing concern across the United States, with an 18.1% increase reported this year and over 770,000 individuals affected nationwide. While this crisis has national implications, it’s also deeply felt in communities

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