Steve Kochinski

Arcosanti

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Former resident of Arcosanti

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It's been 500 years since Thomas More published his great work of social and urban philosophy, Utopia.

Utopia and Arcosanti

It's been 500 years since Thomas More published his great work of social and urban philosophy, Utopia.

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