Author archives: lukas

• The Day After Tomorrow. Envisioning Spaces of Uncertainity

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  Jul 9, 08 • 891 Views •

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  One of post-industrial humanity’s most persistent nightmare and favorite theme of science-fiction is the rebellion of technology. Robots turning on their masters and super-intelligent computers taking over control: Technology that bites back. In...

• Green State of Mind. When all is said and done, more is said than done

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  Fuente: http://ecosistemaurbano.org

  Jun 13, 08 • 929 Views •

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  In this week’s post I would like to continue my reflections on sustainability by asking where we actually stand ourselves in the face of climate change? How are we prepared to accept neccesary restrictions and unavoidable change? Well, the majority of...

• Twixt Winds and Billows. Sustainability in the Built Environment

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  Fuente: http://ecosistemaurbano.org

  Jun 2, 08 • 865 Views •

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  “The storm is master. Man, as a ball, is tossed twixt winds and billows.” Friedrich Schiller The destruction of the natural bases for our lives and the consequences of this represents one of the greatest challenges for the 21st century. Given...