Yet, these languages mentioned above are ways to structure the information for thinking, not necessarily apt communication strategies. A complete language then must also addresses communication, and as Alëna shows in her work, ...
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Understanding the interconnected problems facing humanity often requires seeing the world in a new way. David McConville, President of the Buckminster Fuller Institute, explores how questioning the outdated assumptions underlying "business as usual" approaches is the first step in designing for a resilient future.
This was the opening keynote from SOCAP: Designing the Future, held in Malmö, Sweden from May 8-10, 2012. Via David McConville Delete the scoop?
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[recognizing (and ultimately rewarding) *attribution and more generally *surfacing which leads to liquidity events]/kdl Via Kurt Laitner Delete the scoop?
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Comprehensive, anticipatory science is problem-solving approached defined by R. Buckminster Fuller as “the effective application of the principles of science to the conscious design of our total environment in order to help make the Earth’s finite resources meet the needs of all of humanity without disrupting the ecological processes of the planet.” Via David McConville Delete the scoop?
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There is a growing consensus, we think, that the time for context-based sustainability (CBS) in corporate sustainability management may have finally come. Delete the scoop?
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A new, crowd-sourced website plans to document every angle of the food system. But will it move beyond the locavore set? Delete the scoop?
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DIGS an eco friendly, sustainable design & consulting studio founded by green designer, Rhea Alexander. "I see life as a playground and its mysteries our sandbox. It is here that I am constantly at play, digging for life's buried treasures." Via Servane Mouazan Delete the scoop?
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The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) has announced the upcoming debut of a new exhibition on the work of engineer, architect, and all-around design polymath Buckminster Fuller. Set to open March 31, “The Utopian Impulse: Buckminster Fuller and the Bay Area” will feature various highlights from Bucky’s nearly eight-decade career, including such crowd favorites as his Dymaxion car and 4d House. More intriguingly, perhaps, the show will also explore Fuller’s unique influence on designers and thinkers in and around the Bay Area. Via David McConville Delete the scoop?
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Who's planning on going to PopTech in Reykjavik this spring? #resilience #poptech Delete the scoop?
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As the effects of climate change become more pronounced, are corporations and governments talking enough about resilience? Via David McConville Delete the scoop?
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There's really no good single word to describe Buckminster Fuller. He was an architect, an engineer, an author, a designer, a philosopher and more. Considered one of the last great American inventors, Fuller is credited with influencing many concepts in modern architecture — such as prefabricated housing, ecofriendly materials and living in a smaller footprint. Via David McConville Delete the scoop?
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Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today encouraged more businesses to embrace the principle of sustainability in their strategies, noting that with the most of the world’s ecosystems in decline, widening social inequality and climate change, global... Delete the scoop?
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A reason for why we should build resilient communities. Do you have another simple reason? If so, please share it. Delete the scoop?
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RT @HOKNetwork: Should design imitate nature? We think so! Delete the scoop?
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For buildings of comparable size and use, old buildings are almost always the greenest buildings. Delete the scoop?
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From last March, 2011, but worth a read. From Core 77. Delete the scoop?
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