Steve transformed a rundown mobile home park called Cibola into a community for 300 people by embracing its history as an old quarry. He designed it with an old western ghost town motif to celebrate the site's scars, arguing that changing your perspective on a place reveals its hidden beauty.
About 300 people.
Hey everybody, it's Steve over here. And you know, I'm still over here in the, in this old quarry. That's the cool thing about it is that, I mean, how nasty and dirty are old quarries? And yet this doctor had a dream to refurbish this entire thing and make something incredibly beautiful out of it. And the thing is, is that as you change your elevation, as you change your sights and everything else like that, you can be looking at the very same thing and something completely different comes out of it. So beauty can be enjoyed from all angles. And that's a lot what I've, I'm proud to say I've done with Cibola. It was an old run down, beat up mobile home park and now it's home to about 300 people. And we gave it an old western ghost town motif just to make all the cracks and the damage of the years, if you will, the scars, to make them all beautiful again and to make things useful. And that's what we do. So if you're interested, DM us park and we'll show you how you can do the same.
