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]]> Comment on Physics Empowered Architecture by Reverse-Engineering the City | Nightly Built http://nightlybuilt.org/?p=1413&cpage=1#comment-1583 Reverse-Engineering the City | Nightly Built Wed, 23 Dec 2009 11:32:56 +0000 http://nightlybuilt.org/?p=1413#comment-1583 [...] city will evolve the way it likes anyway. However the art is to deduce these rules (more on this here). By analyzing slums from this point of view, by seeing them as the result of a algorithm, we will [...] [...] city will evolve the way it likes anyway. However the art is to deduce these rules (more on this here). By analyzing slums from this point of view, by seeing them as the result of a algorithm, we will [...]

]]> Comment on The New Workplace by The Collapse of the Networked City | Nightly Built http://nightlybuilt.org/?p=1251&cpage=1#comment-1572 The Collapse of the Networked City | Nightly Built Thu, 17 Dec 2009 18:15:29 +0000 http://nightlybuilt.org/?p=1251#comment-1572 [...] home-working be an [...] [...] home-working be an [...]

]]> Comment on Reverse-Engineering the City by Physics Empowered Architecture | Nightly Built http://nightlybuilt.org/?p=1001&cpage=1#comment-1570 Physics Empowered Architecture | Nightly Built Tue, 15 Dec 2009 15:30:18 +0000 http://nightlybuilt.org/?p=1001#comment-1570 [...] one of my earlier posts, I described how an article in the New York Times suggested that physical networks of various [...] [...] one of my earlier posts, I described how an article in the New York Times suggested that physical networks of various [...]

]]> Comment on Paraísopolis – Transformation without Destruction by Maurits http://nightlybuilt.org/?p=964&cpage=1#comment-1518 Maurits Tue, 29 Sep 2009 14:46:23 +0000 http://nightlybuilt.org/?p=964#comment-1518 Congratulations with your forthcoming book, the theme seems very interesting to me. Unfortunately I didn't make the picture, but I did some research for you and it turns out someone called Tuca Vieira took the picture. You can see his <a href="http://www.fototucavieira.com.br/default.asp?ReferenciaCor=0&ID_Categoria=28&Alinhar=1&Idioma=&Imagem=5" rel="nofollow">website here</a>, with some other amazing pictures as well. Congratulations with your forthcoming book, the theme seems very interesting to me. Unfortunately I didn’t make the picture, but I did some research for you and it turns out someone called Tuca Vieira took the picture. You can see his website here, with some other amazing pictures as well.

]]> Comment on Paraísopolis – Transformation without Destruction by Jan Wiklund http://nightlybuilt.org/?p=964&cpage=1#comment-1517 Jan Wiklund Tue, 29 Sep 2009 12:40:13 +0000 http://nightlybuilt.org/?p=964#comment-1517 I would be happy to reproduce the picture of Paraisópolis meeting Morumbi in a book in Swedish about social movements. You can see an English translation of the text at http://www.folkrorelser.nu/demokratins/carriers.html. The picture should illustrate chapter 2. Did you take the photo? Of course I will give the credit to you? I would be happy to reproduce the picture of Paraisópolis meeting Morumbi in a book in Swedish about social movements. You can see an English translation of the text at http://www.folkrorelser.nu/demokratins/carriers.html. The picture should illustrate chapter 2.

Did you take the photo? Of course I will give the credit to you?

]]> Comment on The New Workplace by Incomplete Manifesto for Sustainability | Nightly Built http://nightlybuilt.org/?p=1251&cpage=1#comment-1435 Incomplete Manifesto for Sustainability | Nightly Built Tue, 18 Aug 2009 15:29:49 +0000 http://nightlybuilt.org/?p=1251#comment-1435 [...] one, but still valid. A focus on locality, or proximity, reduces the carbon footprint immediately. Working from home saves oil and time. Locally generated energy saves you money and prevents losses as a result of [...] [...] one, but still valid. A focus on locality, or proximity, reduces the carbon footprint immediately. Working from home saves oil and time. Locally generated energy saves you money and prevents losses as a result of [...]

]]> Comment on Dealing with the Foodprint by JamesD http://nightlybuilt.org/?p=1213&cpage=1#comment-1420 JamesD Thu, 11 Jun 2009 06:58:17 +0000 http://nightlybuilt.org/?p=1213#comment-1420 Thanks for the useful info. It's so interesting Thanks for the useful info. It’s so interesting

]]> Comment on Rocinha Urban Regeneration by Luis http://nightlybuilt.org/?p=886&cpage=1#comment-300 Luis Fri, 27 Mar 2009 15:02:06 +0000 http://nightlybuilt.org/?p=886#comment-300 This is only a project This is only a project

]]> Comment on Paving the Planet by CityEngine Parametric Planning | Nightly Built http://nightlybuilt.org/?p=895&cpage=1#comment-231 CityEngine Parametric Planning | Nightly Built Tue, 17 Mar 2009 22:47:38 +0000 http://nightlybuilt.org/?p=895#comment-231 [...] already been made. This video shows how (2D) geographic data acquired from open source initiative OpenStreetMap is fed into the [...] [...] already been made. This video shows how (2D) geographic data acquired from open source initiative OpenStreetMap is fed into the [...]

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