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Nikos.salingaros at 13:59, 1 September 2007

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‎Favelas Project

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	Paper, "Social Housing and Self-Organization", with Ernesto Philibert, Nikos Salingaros, David Brain and Andres Duany now being edited by MM for publication in Brown Journal of World Affairs.		Paper, "Social Housing and Self-Organization", with Ernesto Philibert, Nikos Salingaros, David Brain and Andres Duany now being edited by MM for publication in Brown Journal of World Affairs.

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		+	==Research on a Pattern Language for the planning of Un-recognized Bedouin Villages in the Negev, Israel==
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		+	Yodan Rofe` is working with Architect Yaara Rosner, on developing a pattern language that captures the order of informal settlements of the Bedouin in the North Negev area. A language that could be used in planning and developing them after formal recognition.

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 ==Favelas Project==
-Work led by Nikos Salingaros, growing out of the paper by Salingaros, Brain, Duany, Mehaffy and Philibert presented at the Ibero-American Congress for Social Housing, "Social Housing in Latin America: A Methodology to Utilize Processes of Self-Organization."  As cities grow, the growth of favelas around the world is a huge phenomenon, with major negative impacts upon human health and well-being, ecological integrity, economic opportunity and many other issues.  Yet the favelas include some important properties of self-organization that can be studied and re-applied to  more humane pattern of settlement.  The effort to raze such settlements and replace them with monotonous "warehouse" structures has in many cases also proved disastrous.
+Work led by Nikos Salingaros, growing out of the paper by Salingaros, Brain, Duany, Mehaffy and Philibert presented at the Ibero-American Congress for Social Housing, "Social Housing in Latin America: A Methodology to Utilize Processes of Self-Organization."  As cities grow, the growth of [[favelas]] around the world is a huge phenomenon, with major negative impacts upon human health and well-being, ecological integrity, economic opportunity and many other issues.  Yet the [[favelas]] include some important properties of self-organization that can be studied and re-applied to  more humane pattern of settlement.  The effort to raze such settlements and replace them with monotonous "warehouse" structures has in many cases also proved disastrous.
 ==Mexico Research==

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	PLEASE ADD YOUR COMMENTS BELOW! And anywhere else on this page. (Just click on the "Edit" tab at top... try it!)		PLEASE ADD YOUR COMMENTS BELOW! And anywhere else on this page. (Just click on the "Edit" tab at top... try it!)
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-==New Orleans Pilot Project - Neighborhood Rebuilding Centers==
+==New Orleans Pilot Project - "Neighborhood Centers Development Project"==
-Very productive and substantive meeting with Jeff Hebert, Director of Planning, Louisiana Recovery Authority, and mwm on September 8.  LRA wants a detailed proposal and has cleared a spot on their October 11 Board meeting for a presentation.  This comes as the LRA has received major funding for this kind of resource.
+Successful symposium on October 18-19 - see [[ESRG/Bulletin_Board]] for symposium notes.
 The draft specifications are complete and can be seen at http://www.tectics.com/NRCs.htm .  Versions of the proposal are in the Unified New Orleans city-wide plan, the District Plan for District 6 (Gentilly, where we did the workshop and proposed the pilot) and the Neighborhood Plan for District 6.  Ed Blakely has pledged to implement a version of the concept.
-We have a remarkable set of partners ready to collaborate on a pilot, as the draft shows.  (Since this was written we have added several partners.)
+We have a remarkable set of partners ready to collaborate on a pilot, as the draft shows.  (Since this was written several partners have been added to the project.)

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 ''This is a dynamic project workspace that includes updated news and notes -- ESRG members please feel free to add your own''
-Latest Update August 29, 2007
+Latest Update September 10, 2007
 ==Environmental Structure Research Group (ESRG)==
 The [[ESRG]] is an interdisciplinary, international partnership of basic and applied researchers and practitioners in the disciplines of the built and natural environments, and the disciplines with which they interact.
 ==Book Project==
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 Brian Hanson is drafting a proposed introduction, which should help to suggest the broad themes and particular elements for development.  More on this ASAP.
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 This project has its own page at [[Favelas]].
 ==Mexico Research==

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	We have a remarkable set of partners ready to collaborate on a pilot, as the draft shows. (Since this was written we have added several partners.)		We have a remarkable set of partners ready to collaborate on a pilot, as the draft shows. (Since this was written we have added several partners.)
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		+	==Favelas Project==
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		+	Work led by Nikos Salingaros, growing out of the paper by Salingaros, Brain, Duany, Mehaffy and Philibert presented at the Ibero-American COngress for Social Housing, "Social Housing and Self-Organization." As cities grow, the growth of favelas around the world is a huge phenomenon, with major negative impacts upon human health and well-being, ecological integrity, economic opportunity and many other issues. Yet the favelas include some important properties of self-organization that can be studied and re-applied to more humane pattern of settlement. The effort to raze such settlements and replace them with monotonous "warehouse" structures has in many cases also proved disastrous.
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		+	This project has its own page at [[Favelas]].

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