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Hearth and soul

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From: Pacific Sun
Date: 20061103
Author:Henry, Tanya

Author Anthony Lawlor on melding architecture with the spiritual

Stay, stay at home, my heart and rest; Homekeeping hearts are happiest.

-Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

For most of us, the notion of home transcends far beyond a basic need for shelter. Though many of us can't even begin to articulate just how much our dwellings define, nourish and protect us, we feel a connection to them that goes well beyond the wood or stucco walls that surround us. Along with providing a sanctuary from the outside world, these structures also offer a place to replenish our bodies, minds and spirits. And with ...

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