Timo
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Timo posted an update 1 year, 5 months ago
My essay: http://timotiikeri.wordpress.com/
Happy new year mates!-
@timo In your Architecture, Sustainability and Systems Thinkingessay, you’ve taken an idealist approach, i.e. you start from a proscribed future and approach the present with a critical eye.
An alternative approach is to start from current practices, and look to see how they might evolve. Going from potential future to current state, and from…[Read more]
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Timo replied to the forum topic CS0004 Day 3, 2011/11 Systemic Thinking of Sustainable Communities (Aalto University) in the group
Systemicists 1 year, 5 months agohttp://timotiikeri.wordpress.com/
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Timo posted on the forum topic CS0004 Day 2, 2011/11 Systemic Thinking of Sustainable Communities (Aalto University) in the group
Systemicists: 1 year, 7 months ago-
Steeper hierarchies are more complex, and more expensive to maintain, but they do also allow for greater specialization of the individuals involved in them. Flatter hierarchies seem more simple, and therefore more appealing in some ways, but even here context is important. When you have lots of highly concentrated sources of energy readily…[Read more]
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Stewart Brand’s work is about as close to design, architecture and sustainability as any material we could find for the course, Timo, so I’m glad that you took the time to watch a couple of the videos.
You made the comment: “Architecture as well as music or art is always a reflection of its time. Modern arts were born at same time with…[Read more]
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Timo posted on the forum topic CS0004 Day 1, 2011/11 Systemic Thinking of Sustainable Communities (Aalto University) in the group
Systemicists: 1 year, 7 months agoMoi
I’m Timo Arjanko studying Creative Sustainability master program in architecture at Aalto university. I’m interested in sustainability in architecture because there you have a huge possibility to influence. Another reason for me to apply for this new CS program was to be part of this multidisciplinary team with diverse multicultural backgrounds.-
Thanks for jumping in and being the first from the class to join, Timo. I’ll look forward to seeing your thoughts about the first and articles soon. For now, welcome to syscoi (the Systems Community of Inquiry.)
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