The Sand Creek Station, Goddard: The One Decision That Governs Everything
A links-style course on the open plains west of Wichita, where mown ground meets native prairie grass.
The Barn at the Ranch, Goddard: Field Notes
A barn venue west of Wichita — a single large timber volume with one bright end and a lot of dark.
The Haury Farm, Newton: The Light Through the Day
A farm near Newton, on the open ground of central Kansas where the wheat country begins.
The Regier Farm, Hillsboro: Field Notes
A working farm in central Kansas wheat country, settled by Mennonites who brought the wheat with them.
The Historic Elmdale Church, Elmdale: The Venue’s Own Logic
A small historic church in a Flint Hills village — built once, by a community that could afford it once.
The Lake Afton Observatory, Goddard: One Frame, and How It Is Made
A public observatory on the plains west of Wichita — a building designed to keep light out, with a roof that opens.
The Chase County Courthouse: A Walk Through the Building
An 1873 French Renaissance courthouse in native limestone — the oldest courthouse still in use in Kansas.
The Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve: The Problem, and Four Ways Out of It
The largest remaining tract of tallgrass prairie in North America — and a landscape with no shade in it at all.