Weekend Regenerative Building and Living Sessions
Last weekend of each month | October 2025 – April 2026

Join us in Terlingua, Texas, for a series of monthly weekend Co-Labs, short but meaningful immersions into natural building, ecological restoration, and community-based living. These gatherings are for those interested in hands-on learning, mutual contribution, and exploring regenerative systems in a supportive environment.

Each month we’ll focus on a specific skill or theme, such as hyperadobe construction, greywater systems, passive design, restoration planting, or resource management.

Proposed Dates:

• October 25–26, 2025

• November 29–30, 2025

• December 27–28, 2025

• January 25–26, 2026

• February 22–23, 2026

• March 28–29, 2026

• April 25–26, 2026
  
  

What to Expect:

• Focused hands-on building or restoration projects

• Informal workshops and skill-sharing

• Shared meals and communal kitchen setup

• Evening space for conversation and reflection

• A rhythm that balances work, rest, and connection

Participation:

There is no fee to attend. We invite participants to contribute through presence, labor, knowledge, and care for the space and one another. Donations are welcome to support the purchase of materials and meals.

These weekends are open to those who value co-creation, curiosity, and people interested in regenerative practice through action and community.

Magora Project Fall 2025 Co-Lab: 

Regenerative Building & Living Systems

November 3–16, 2025

Villa Magora, Terlingua, TX

Join us this fall for a two-week, hands-on natural building and living systems Co-Lab in the heart of the beautiful and rare Chihuahuan Desert, both a designated dark sky reserve and one of the most biodiverse deserts in the world. Here we’ll engage in natural building and living systems practices that foster resilient ecosystems and stronger communities at Magora and beyond.

Together, we’ll explore the foundations of hyperadobe natural building, ecological restoration, and community-based solutions that reconnect us with land, water, and each other. This isn’t just a workshop, it’s a collective effort to live and grow in community, laying the foundation for a more grounded, sustainable future.

Whether you’re new to natural building or already walking the path, this Co-Lab offers space for co-learning, contribution, and immersion in place-based practice. You’ll have the opportunity to form meaningful connections with like-minded individuals and gain life-long skills in natural building and conscious collaboration that you can bring back to your own community.

What to Expect:

• Hands-on Hyperadobe building sessions

• Interactive workshops on resource management, ecosystem restoration, and regenerative design

• Communal cooking and shared meals prepared together

• Camping (bring your own gear; a few bell tents available)

• Evening campfires, storytelling, music, and discussion

• A balanced daily rhythm: ~5 hours of work Monday through Friday, paced with time for rest, connection, and a midday pause or siesta to honor the desert heat and restore energy.

• Daily check-in circles that center conscious communication, empower individuals to self-select daily contributions, and honor accessibility and all abilities.   

We’re seeking participants who:

• Value collaboration and hands-on learning

• Are ready to show up with their hands, heart, and whole self

• Want to co-create something meaningful, one moment at a time

• Value and are committed to practicing conscious communication as a foundation for strong relationships and a healthy community.

• Value land stewardship and restoration of ecosystems

What You'll Learn

At The Magora Project, a Co-Lab is more than a workshop. It’s a transformative experience in community building and building community. By sharing simple, accessible solutions, Co-Labs empower participants to replicate and scale practices that work for all walks of life.

Our Guiding Values:

• Engage – Commit to action and meaningful outcomes

• Connect – Build trust, practice communication, and foster partnerships

• Collaborate – Align as a team to create shared goals and amplify solutions

You Will Gain:

• Natural building skills

• Conscious communication practices

• Sustainable and off-grid lifestyle tools

• Lifelong connections with like-minded people committed to living collaboratively and outside the capitalist system

Participation & Contribution

This Co-Lab is donation-based.

We suggest a contribution of $200, which supports communal meals and shared resources (food staples, toilet paper, cleaning supplies, etc.).

If you are unable to contribute financially, you are still welcome to participate. Please let us know in your application how you can contribute through time, energy, or other forms of exchange.

Weekend Regenerative Building and Living Sessions
Last weekend of each month | October 2025 – April 2026

Join us in Terlingua, Texas, for a series of monthly weekend Co-Labs, short but meaningful immersions into natural building, ecological restoration, and community-based living. These gatherings are for those interested in hands-on learning, mutual contribution, and exploring regenerative systems in a supportive environment.

Each month we’ll focus on a specific skill or theme, such as hyperadobe construction, greywater systems, passive design, restoration planting, or resource management.

Proposed Dates:

• October 25–26, 2025

• November 29–30, 2025

• December 27–28, 2025

• January 25–26, 2026

• February 22–23, 2026

• March 28–29, 2026

• April 25–26, 2026
  
  

What to Expect:

• Focused hands-on building or restoration projects

• Informal workshops and skill-sharing

• Shared meals and communal kitchen setup

• Evening space for conversation and reflection

• A rhythm that balances work, rest, and connection

Participation:

There is no fee to attend. We invite participants to contribute through presence, labor, knowledge, and care for the space and one another. Donations are welcome to support the purchase of materials and meals.

These weekends are open to those who value co-creation, curiosity, and people interested in regenerative practice through action and community.

Weekend Regenerative Building and Living Sessions
Last weekend of each month | October 2025 – April 2026

Join us in Terlingua, Texas, for a series of monthly weekend Co-Labs, short but meaningful immersions into natural building, ecological restoration, and community-based living. These gatherings are for those interested in hands-on learning, mutual contribution, and exploring regenerative systems in a supportive environment.

Each month we’ll focus on a specific skill or theme, such as hyperadobe construction, greywater systems, passive design, restoration planting, or resource management.

Proposed Dates:

• October 25–26, 2025

• November 29–30, 2025

• December 27–28, 2025

• January 25–26, 2026

• February 22–23, 2026

• March 28–29, 2026

• April 25–26, 2026
  
  

What to Expect:

• Focused hands-on building or restoration projects

• Informal workshops and skill-sharing

• Shared meals and communal kitchen setup

• Evening space for conversation and reflection

• A rhythm that balances work, rest, and connection

Participation:

There is no fee to attend. We invite participants to contribute through presence, labor, knowledge, and care for the space and one another. Donations are welcome to support the purchase of materials and meals.

These weekends are open to those who value co-creation, curiosity, and people interested in regenerative practice through action and community.

Weekend Regenerative Building and Living Sessions
Last weekend of each month | October 2025 – April 2026

Join us in Terlingua, Texas, for a series of monthly weekend Co-Labs, short but meaningful immersions into natural building, ecological restoration, and community-based living. These gatherings are for those interested in hands-on learning, mutual contribution, and exploring regenerative systems in a supportive environment.

Each month we’ll focus on a specific skill or theme, such as hyperadobe construction, greywater systems, passive design, restoration planting, or resource management.

Proposed Dates:

• October 25–26, 2025

• November 29–30, 2025

• December 27–28, 2025

• January 25–26, 2026

• February 22–23, 2026

• March 28–29, 2026

• April 25–26, 2026
  
  

What to Expect:

• Focused hands-on building or restoration projects

• Informal workshops and skill-sharing

• Shared meals and communal kitchen setup

• Evening space for conversation and reflection

• A rhythm that balances work, rest, and connection

Participation:

There is no fee to attend. We invite participants to contribute through presence, labor, knowledge, and care for the space and one another. Donations are welcome to support the purchase of materials and meals.

These weekends are open to those who value co-creation, curiosity, and people interested in regenerative practice through action and community.

Spring 2025 Co-Lab: Regenerative Building + Living Systems at Villa Magora

📍Terlingua, TX | March 9-22, 2026

Join us this fall for a two-week hands-on Co-Lab in regenerative building and living systems at Villa Magora in the heart of the Chihuahuan Desert.

Together, we’ll explore the foundations of hyperadobe natural building, ecological restoration, and community-based solutions that reconnect us with land, water, and each other. This isn’t just a workshop  it’s a collective effort to build a more grounded, regenerative future.

Whether you’re new to natural building or already walking the path, this Co-Lab offers a space for co-learning, contribution, and immersion in place-based practice.

What to Expect:

• Hands-on Hyperadobe building sessions

• Interactive workshops on resource management, ecosystem restoration, and regenerative design

• Daily rhythm of communal cooking and shared meals

• Camping spots and cozy bell tents on the land

• Evening campfires, storytelling, music, and discussions

• A balanced pace that allows for work, rest, and connection

Participation & Contribution:

This experience is offered by suggested donation.
Magora will provide ingredients for shared meals, and we’ll prepare food and tend camp together, as a community.

We’re seeking participants who value collaboration, learning through hands-on experience, and contributing to a shared vision. If you’re ready to show up with your hands, heart, and whole self, we’d love to have you with us.

Let’s co-create something meaningful one build, one meal, and one moment at a time.