The Montana House
The Montana House is one of the first stories in a current project I'm perusing with my brother. We are traveling around the United States on bicycles seeking out innovative attempts at relocalizing culture and economy in an environmentally/socially responsible way. Some of the themes we are looking at are rethinking business models to facilitate more personal and local exchange, reinventing living spaces to allow for more community at home, protecting small-town economies so that more labor and capital stays within the town, and organizing public spaces to foster the arts and facilitate a more social environment. To see more of our stories visit our Web site at www.americarecycled.org

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Tim Hussin is a graduate of the University of Florida in Gainesville, Florida where he studied journalism and environmental science. While in school he interned at the Monroe Evening News, Deseret News and the Rocky Mountain News. After graduating, he interned with MediaStorm and National Geographic Magazine. He was named College Photographer of the Year by the Missouri School of Journalism in 2009 and placed first in the 2009 Hearst Photojournalism Shootout in San Francisco, California.

Tim is currently on a cross­country bicycle trip with his brother documenting innovative attempts at re­localizing culture and community.