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Showing posts with label arquitectura. Show all posts
Showing posts with label arquitectura. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Alex Steffen: The shareable future of cities / El futuro compartible de las ciudades

One of the things that is a key for the future of our planet is the development of the big cities. We have listen many times about, green cities, green neighbourhoods, green buildings, but what is this? Are they places full of trees and full of plants? In the next video Mr. Alex Steffen explain us the evolution of the cities, how we can be more sustainable living in a dense population place and the future of the cities.

Una de las claves para el futuro de nuestro planeta es el desarrollo de las grandes ciudades. Hemos escuchado en numerosas ocasiones sobre diferentes conceptos como, ciudades verdes, barrios verdes, edificios verdes... Pero qué es esto realmente? Son lugares llenos de árboles y plantas? En el siguiente vídeo, el Sr. Alex Steffen nos explica la evolución de las ciudades, como es posible ser más sostenible viviendo un un área muy poblada y sobre el futuro de las ciudades.

Para ver el vídeo con subtítulos en español pinchad aquí


Friday, September 2, 2011

Building with bottles / Construyendo con botellas

Long time ago, I joined a group in facebook called "Construyendo con botellas" (in English "building with bottles"). 


They are a group of different professionals and students from different fields that have run up a NPO in Uruguay. This NPO is developing a program to build houses with bottles for the people that really need it. Dra. Ingrid Vaca Diez (Bolivia) is the mother of this incredible idea that resolves two problems with one action: Cheaper costs to build houses for needy people and resolve an environmental problem.


The blog is in Spanish, but at least you can see the pictures and the projects they are developing. Maybe some of you can develop something similar in your countries!!


Bravo for this idea and the encourage to make it real.