Recovery Rediscovery Redesign
This group focuses on sharing information related to sustainable building - specifically related to: 1) recovery of materials, 2) building materials reuse/green job creation, and 3) design for future change and recovery.
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Created: Jul 19, 2009
Updated: Nov 21, 2009
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Christopher Mare
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Designed and completed world's first BA devoted to Ecovillage Design, a piece I entitled "Village Design: Ekistics for the 21st Century"
MA Whole Systems Design - an in-depth, transdisiciplinary exploration of Ecovillage Design from numerous systems perspectives
PhD Human and Organization Development (in process) - laying the groundwork for an action research project introducing the concept of Urban Village
Curriculum Coordinator for Global Ecovillage Network during production of "Ecovillage Design Education" curriculum, subsequently endorsed by UNITAR as a contribution to UN's Decade of Education for Sustainable Development - 2005-2014
Currently working with a developer in the suburbs of Seattle drawing site plans for Urban Villages, working with planning departments, and educating city officials
MA Whole Systems Design - an in-depth, transdisiciplinary exploration of Ecovillage Design from numerous systems perspectives
PhD Human and Organization Development (in process) - laying the groundwork for an action research project introducing the concept of Urban Village
Curriculum Coordinator for Global Ecovillage Network during production of "Ecovillage Design Education" curriculum, subsequently endorsed by UNITAR as a contribution to UN's Decade of Education for Sustainable Development - 2005-2014
Currently working with a developer in the suburbs of Seattle drawing site plans for Urban Villages, working with planning departments, and educating city officials
