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My project _ Thesis
A written thesis explanation for my project! Hit the “Read the rest of this entry” button to read the rest of this entry!
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Research/Input 2
Open Source Architecture
Cameron Sinclair talks about a systemic approach for architecture in developing countries and disaster aid programs.
Not bad!
Cradle to Cradle
William McDonough on cradle to cradle design.
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Workshop 5 _ Urban Place Form _ “Inverted Pascuqan”
This urban typology represents an Utopia.
It is based on the ideal, that the “Input” to a house can be limited to only two elements.
- Consumer goods: Food, toys, luxury goods, daily-life goods.
- Clear rainwater
That means, no electricity, no fresh water, no heating and no fresh air is needed from outside.
In a second step, the “Output” is limited to two elements as well:
- Clear water, ready to be returned to the earth.
- Recycled materials, e.g. usable as building materials.
This utopia will be called “www.Inverted.Pascuqan.net(work)”
Three characteristic and representative elements of the proto urban conditions in Pascuqan are inverted:
- Walled house » Courtyard house
- Waste dump » Waste cycle
- Water import/export » Local water
But see youself (more explanation will follow)
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Reasearch/Input 1
1. New Regulatory Plan Tirana
The old 2017 Plan for the future development of Tirana was recently replaced by the »New Regulatory Plan«
- This is what the Tirana Government says about it
- Here is a nice flash presentation of some plans
- Here a forum thread in skyscrapercity.com, showing many plans, unfortunately in Albanian
- But this is an english document, describing the plan very thoroughly
- Olesja even managed to find a Powerpoint presentation describing the regulatory plan and translated it for us! Click Regulatory Plan Powerpoint
Tirana _ New ringroad
This describes quite thoroughly the plan and conditions for the new outer ringroad: Tirana Outer Ring Road
Worldbank _ Albania Urban Sector Review
A very interesting (but long) review about the historic and recent urban development from the viewpoint of the Worldbank can be downloaded here!
Original presentation Prof. Dhamo
A somehow similar presantation to the one we got on the last thursday by Prof. Dhamo, can be found here!
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