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Showing posts with label blue two. Show all posts

Sunday, November 1, 2009

BLUE 2

Blue 2 Group Blog: http://blue2arch100.blogspot.com/

Agriculture
Subtopics: Water, Shelter

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Who's Who?

Richard Avedon
Marilyn Monroe
Chan Marshall
Bob Dylan
Anne Carson
William Blake
John Clare
John Keats

Point, Line, Plane

Point-Line-Plane Postulate
Kandinsky: Point and Line to Plane
Paul Klee and Le Corbusier via Francis D.K. Ching
Parc de la Villette by Bernard Tschumi
Graphic Design: The New Basics
Point/Line/Plane: Transit-Oriented Development in the Nation's Capital
Treatise on Architecture: 1867

Subsistence Urbanity

Catalytic Communities
Wikipedia: Informal Settlements
Teddy Cruz: What adaptive architecture can learn from Shantytowns
Urban Tink Tank: Informal City/Caracas Case
squattercity
Columbia University: SLUM LAB Blog
University of Melbourne: Informal Settlements

Interesting Blogs

metafilter
supercolossal
pruned
architecture school blog project (archinet)
daily dose of architecture
the art of the prank
core77
critical spatial practice

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We are the ARCH100 class of 2009
Waterloo Architecture Cambridge
Galt, Ontario, CANADA

Group Blogs

BLUE ONE

Final Presentation Video - Untitled from stephanie Koltun on Vimeo. Sound does not work. Will try to fix later. It works on Keynote tho.
16 years ago
Red One Blog

Urban Gardening in Harare, Zimbabwe - This blog will analyze the relationship between agriculture, food supply, and wet waste disposal/reuse in subsistence urbanities. Sub Saharan Africa has...
16 years ago
The White Three

Sustainable Spheres - The international community is on the edge of science as pure imagination is fast becoming reality. The continuous growth of technological advances allows ...
16 years ago
Blue 2

Factors Contributing To the Need for Urban Agriculture by Roksena Nikolova - Since the world population is increasing urban quarters have turned out to be an essential new leading edge for food production. The city expansion and deg...
16 years ago
Red Three

Container Agriculture in Mexico City - By Miguel Sanchez Enkerlin As a result of the droughts on the Mexican countryside, food prices have gone up, something which is logically inconvenient fo...
16 years ago
Exercise 3 - Point/Line/Plane

The Urban Fabric of Post-Apartheid Africa - *-Hourmazd Farhadi-* Since the abolition of Apartheid in 1994, the South African government has been saddled with the job of redeeming the social and ur...
16 years ago
BLUE THREE

'Container Farming in the Slums of Mexico' by Claire Kurtin - In the mid 1990's, half of Mexico's population fell to below the poverty line (some 40 million people). 15 million of those lived in extreme poverty, and m...
16 years ago
white 1

Wasted Energy in Food Production - There is an interesting interplay between the energy it takes to grow food, and the process in which food gets to people who actually eat it. *For just on...
16 years ago
ARCH 100 - White 2

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Student Blogs

Samuel Ganton - Architecture 100

The Problem of Knowing - This topic occupies a space in mental geography which is not terribly close to architecture. It is important, but one might say it is several valleys over....
16 years ago
Arch100-SeanMaciel

Roof Catchment Rainwater Harvesting Systems - The Region of Waterloo has taken to organizing Rain Barrel Distribution Events every April. Over the course of eight years, they've sold 34,000 rain barrel...
16 years ago
An Introduction to Architecture - RNikolova

A Biointensive Approach to Urban Agriculture - The Bio-intensive method It is an organic agricultural system which focuses on maximum yields from the minimum area of land, while simultaneously improving...
16 years ago
urban lines

Vertical Farming - A nearly space age concept; skyscrapers dedicated to farming in city environments. These colossal structures would be the ultimate merger between farming...
16 years ago
Arch100-KateBlack

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