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One Earth presents a novel biogeographical framework called Bioregions 2020, which builds upon the world’s 846 terrestrial ecoregional divisions (Dinerstein et al. 2017) to delineate 184 discreet bioregions. Two years in development, with input from an array of field scientists, conservation experts, and geographers, the Bioregions 2020 ...
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Gonzalo Jose Lopez: "In computer science, the term “peer-to-peer” refers to a network formed by a series of nodes that behave as equal to each other, acting both as clients and servers for the other network nodes, allowing direct exchange of information." "This is a theoretical movement, emerged from informal settlements and self-constructed archit...
"P2P Urbanism may be understood as that collection of urban interventions carried out cooperatively by, amongst others, inhabitants, professionals, NGOs, public agencies, researchers, activists, artists, sociologists, and urban scientists meant to study, construct, and repair the city in a way that anyone may choose, participate, share, and modify ...
A Biological Paradigm
After the work of Edward O. Wilson on Biophilia, we now know that human beings react positively to the biological information in their environment and to specific types of complex mathematical structures such as fractals. Thus, the need for a certain type of structural complexity in our surroundings is not simply a matter of aesthetics but a key to our physiological wellbeing. Alexander, and other researchers following his lead, identified those precise structures that generate a healing envi...
Criticism of Anti-urban Geometries
The P2P Urbanism movement is founded upon evidence-based socio-geometric concepts; that is, experimentally verifiable reactions to different types of urban form and different types of social interactions that are either permitted by an existing socio-political framework or actual physical structure. Focusing on the physical structure of urban regions that represent the worst of inhuman environments leads to strong criticisms of post-world-war II urban planning. Michael Mehaffy and Nikos Salin...
Political implications
"Sustainability must be ecological (about resources, geography, geology, weather, landscape, etc.) but there's also a social sustainability, a symbolic sustainability, a psychic one, etc. This implies that participation is a very important step, because architecture and urbanism have more than just a deep impact on politics (Aristotle explained why politics enters the very definition of a human being). The way and the time a city is built makes the polis: it IS politics. A masterplan falling...
The book: "P2P Urbanism" by Nikos Salingaros and friends
Encouraged by the interest generated by the presentation in Berlin, some of the key recent writings are put together into a book draft: "P2P Urbanism" by Nikos Salingarosand friends, which will hopefully be published at some point soon, and also in other languages. It is now available for free download. The individual articles are all on the web and already available in several languages. Of course, this book represents but one portion of the broad range of thought behind P2P Urbanism, which...
P2P Urbanism World Atlas
Agatino Rizzo has undertaken to map existing projects that exemplify the many diverse aspects of P2P Urbanism into the P2P-Urbanism World Atlas. The nature of these projects illustrates best the broad range of ideas that make up P2P Urbanism beyond physical planning and urban construction. This map also provides a central point for future reference, as other groups discover that they have not been working alone. Anyone can add to this map, and the ultimate purpose is to link all P2P Urbanism...
New Design Tools
The design component of P2P Urbanism that builds cities and restructures dysfunctional urban regions using urban microsurgery relies upon a recently-developed toolbox of methods. These methods are scattered among the work of different authors. "Socially-Orbanized Housing", which is Chapter 4 of the above book "P2P Urbanism", gives a detailed description of some techniques. Those readers who don't already know the "Pattern Language" of Christopher Alexander are referred to an (unauthorized!) o...
The P2P Urbanism Video Lectures
An ongoing series of video lectures in which members of the movement describe their own particular work and interpretation of P2P Urbanism. Interviews are conducted by Yulia Kryazheva of arch4people, based in Delft, Holland. The intent is to build up a body of reference points coming from different directions so that readers can understand what the movement is about, and gain ideas about possible implementations and extensions. As more lectures become available, the collective input will help...
Exloring the defintion of P2P Urbanism
The text below is from a draft version. Updated version from September 2010 at http://groups.google.com/group/p2p-urbanism-world-atlas/web/p2p-urbanism-definition?hl=en&pli=1P2P (PEER-TO-PEER) URBANISM. Definition prepared by the “Peer-to-peer Urbanism Task Force” consisting of Antonio Caperna, Michael Mehaffy, Geeta Mehta, Federico Mena-Quintero, Agatino Rizzo, Nikos A. Salingaros, Stefano Serafini, and Emanuele Strano. Part A. Problems with existing urban implementations. 1. Centrally-plann...
The Demise of the “Expert”
A new generation of urban researchers has been deriving evidence-based rules for architecture and urbanism, using scientific methods and logic. These rules replace outdated working assumptions that have created dysfunctional urban regions following World-War II. A body of recently derived theoretical work underpins human-scale urbanism, and helps to link developing architectural movements such as the Network City, Biophilic Design, Biourbanism, Self-built Housing, Generative Codes, New Urbani...
The Importance of Human Scale and the Problem of Gigantism: Patterns as Solutions
Throughout history, human-scale urban fabric was always designed by people to fit their bodily dimensions, to accommodate their everyday movements, and to feed their sensory system and basic human need for socialization and interaction. With industrialization, architects and planners turned away from these geometrical mechanisms for building social structure to instead impose a visually empty, banal, and lifeless environment built with spaces and dimensions that are far larger than the human...
Work in Progress
Even before the International Commons Conference in Berlin, many P2P Urbanism ideas and applications have been circulating in draft form. Hopefully, they can be catalogued here as soon as they are published. 1. P2P Urbanism Projects
Related Concepts
1. Architecture of Resistance 2. Commons-based Urbanism ; Urban Commons 3. Komunal ; Komunal Urbanism Social Charter 4. Open Source Architecture ; Open Source Cities ; Open Source City ; Open Source House ; Possibilities of Open Source Architecture 5. Participatory Design of Cities ; Participatory Urban Planning 6. Resilient Cities ; Resilient Urban Design Principles ; Urban Resilience 7. User Generated Cities ; Do-It-Yourself City ; User Generated Cities 8. Urban Art Interventions
Projects
1. Bio Urbanism 2. Gruppo Salingaros ; Nikos Salingaros 3. P2P-Urbanism World Atlas 4. Pulska Grupa
Description. 1. Amanda B. Johnson: "the ride-sharing phenomenon has its BitTorrent equivalent called La’Zooz. Announced today at the Inside Bitcoins conference in Tel Aviv, Israel, La’Zooz functions on its own native crypto tokens, aptly called Zooz. They’ll be housed on the Bitcoin Blockchain and—get this—mined by proof-of-movement [1] .
Doubling the download speed by using the upload capacity of friends Real-time P2P file sharing with P2P video streaming Showing the locations of other downloaders of the same content with city-level accuracy on a world map" "Tribler is a “next-generation” video ...
Description. Jay Walljasper: "The water commons as a concept is easy to understand. And in a time when our planet is threatened by global warming, the importance of the idea is all-too-obvious. Put simply, the water commons means that water is no one’s property; it rightfully belongs to all of humanity and to the earth itself.
2010年11月9日 · openWind is being released initially as a freely downloadable, open source software package. With this version, users are able to view and modify the code (subject to the terms of the open-source license). A protected version of the software intended for users requiring greater security will be made available in 2009."
2021年5月27日 · To address this feature, Free Software developers are creating peer-to-peer technologies that fully distribute power and privacy down to the end users. The LibreSocial network offers a glimpse of how this can work. There is no need to trust server administrators because the peer-to-peer architecture eliminates them altogether.
