Arcosanti is an experimental town located in Arizona, designed by architect Paolo Soleri in the 1970s. It aims to demonstrate sustainable urban living through innovative architecture and land use. The project combines urban and rural elements, promoting a lifestyle that minimizes environmental impact. The town features unique structures made from cob, a natural building material, and incorporates solar energy and water conservation techniques. Arcosanti serves as a living laboratory for students and visitors, offering workshops and events that focus on sustainable practices and community living.