Eco-Renovating the Standard of Living – One Community Weekly Progress Update #124

Eco-renovating the standard of living is one path to building a sustainable world. This means building a new way of life (for all those who desire it) based on sustainable living principles that provide a better and more affordable living experience through collaborative community living. For many this will be a path to more time and less debt, or better education, or social equality and a more fair form of self-governance. Others will choose it for sustainability reasons or because they like to live, create, and make a difference for The Highest Good of All. One Community is doing and open sourcing this for all of these reasons and more:

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One Community’s physical location will forward this movement as the first of many self-replicating teacher/demonstration communities, villages, and cities to be built around the world. This is the August 9th, 2015 edition (#124) of our weekly progress update detailing our team’s development and accomplishments:

Eco-Renovating the Standard of Living
One Community Progress Update #124

Here is the bullet-point list of this last week’s design and progress discussed in detail in the video above:

ECO-RENOVATING THE STANDARD OF LIVING INTRO @1:04

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HIGHEST GOOD EDUCATION @1:56

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HIGHEST GOOD FOOD: @3:10

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HIGHEST GOOD HOUSING: @4:20

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DUPLICABLE CITY CENTER: @8:13

  • Renata designed the cupola roof for the Duplicable City Center and made models of the roofs for the shower pods in the Earthbag Village (see below)
  • Flávia started the interior design studies for the City Center and designed a wardrobe made from used pallets for the rental units (see below)
  • Mayke added additional new files to the intern team’s file system and developed a tutorial for the windows (see below)
  • Ricardo Carrillo and the Structural Intern Team finished the internal main structure for the entertainment and dining domes, and analyzed the internal main structure for the residential dome and the cupola system. They also worked on calculating areas to assess wind loads and created a new numbering assignment for the beams to account for the wind (see below)
  • The Hydraulics Intern Team finished another 80% of the grey water sewer pipe sizing and layouts and continued developing a fire sprinkler system. They also moved the accessible shower in the bathroom and they completed the cold potable water report and worked on the layout of all the pipes and fittings (see below)
  • Mike Hogan guided the Electrical Intern Team in updating the standard design for the control panel that will be used for the bathrooms and bedrooms. The team also created the electrical wiring layout for the main rooms and bedrooms of the Duplicable City Center (see below)

Eco-renovating the standard of living:

HIGHEST GOOD SOCIETY: @10:24

  • Continued the updating of our entire website to be mobile friendly (see below)
  • Lucas created a new set of additional variations of possible logos as well as an animated logo option (see below)
  • Manuella started creating an online presentation book for the Tree House Village (see below)
  • Eduardo created collages of images taken from the intern team’s weekly work. He also synced the audio, revised, and finished the weekly video blog (see below)
  • Manasses continued preparing the online presentation document for all seven of One Community’s villages (see below)
  • The Software Development Intern Team made additional upgrades to the Highest Good Network application and the database, and developed the prototype of the report page that you see here (see below)
  • Gustavo continued working on the One Community iPhone application (see below)

ECO-RENOVATING THE STANDARD OF LIVING SUMMARY @12:12

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HIGHEST GOOD EDUCATION PROGRESS

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This last week the core team transferred the first 50% of the content for the Planet Earth lesson plan to the website:

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Planet Earth Lesson Plan – 50% Complete – Click to Visit Page

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In addition, behind the scenes we wrote another 30% of that Planet Earth lesson plan, so it is now 65% written.

We also completed and added the final 50% of the mindmap for the Outer Space lesson plan to the webpage:

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Outer Space Mindmap Complete – Click to Visit Page

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Lucas from the Graphic Design Intern Team helped us create this new image for the Communication lesson plan, which we featured this week across our social media channels:

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Communication Lesson Plan Featured – Click to Visit Page

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HIGHEST GOOD FOOD PROGRESS

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This last week the core team finished the final social media imagery and featured our open source bitter melon hub:

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Featured Bitter Melon Hub with New Social Imagery – Click to Visit

We also researched and added two additional recipes to the open source oca hub. More recipes from our Food Self-sufficiency Transition Plan will be added to each of the individual hubs in the future.

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Added Two Oca Recipes – Click to Visit the Open Source Oca Hub

Last but not least, we added three new tasty recipes from Sandra Sellani (Vegan Chef and author of What’s Your BQ?) to the Food Self-sufficiency Transition Plan – These recipes are: Roasted Poblano Breakfast Burrito, Cornmeal & Veggie Pizza, and Roasted Poblano Pepper & Tortilla Soup:

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New Vegan Recipes Added to Food Self-sufficiency Transition Plan Page – Click to Visit

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HIGHEST GOOD HOUSING PROGRESS

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This last week the core team finished integrating the pathway and landscaping updates for the Earthbag Village (Pod 1) central area. This meant cleaning the file, merging everything, adding rails for stairs, updating the toilet roof, adding the Tropical Atrium, working on a couple of different designs for the toilet building entrance, and merging the final design into the whole Earthbag Village file. Here you can see the completely integrated village for the first time with all the new buildings, paths, and landscaping in place:

 finished integrating the pathway and landscaping updates for the Earthbag Village (Pod 1) central area.

Finished Integrating the Pathway and Landscaping Updates for Earthbag Village Central Area – Click to Visit Page

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Behind the scenes we also completed another 15% of the open source camp setup specifics for the upcoming crowdfunding campaignThis week’s efforts focused on reviews, edits, additions, alterations, and photos of the Camp Setup doc, adding garbage bags, sisal twine, clothes pins, cordless drill & bit, eliminating some of the transitory kitchen items not suitable for our needs, replacing range/oven with portable propane burners, determining clothesline design and adding a narrative for tripod design for a clothesline, plus researching pressure cookers. Here are some of the new additions and this brings us to 80% complete with this action item.

 Behind the scenes we also completed another 15% of the open source camp setup specifics for the upcoming crowdfunding campaign. Eco-renovating the standard of living

Behind-the-Scenes Camp Setup Specifics for Upcoming Crowdfunding Campaign – 80% Complete – Click to Visit Page

Sayonara (a member of the Architecture and Planning Intern Team) calculated and studied shadows in the Straw Bale Village (Pod 2) by creating 3D models and simulations. She also updated the central building of the village to improve the structural integrity:

Sayonara (a member of the Architecture and Planning Intern Team) calculated and studied shadows in the Straw Bale Village (Pod 2) by creating 3D models and simulations. She also updated the central building of the village to improve the structural integrity:

Continued Work on the Straw Bale Village (Pod 2) – Click to Visit Page

Civil engineering interns Matheus and Renata completed the final 30% of the calculations for the reciprocal roof in the Earthbag Village (Pod 1) shower domes, bringing that to 100% complete. Matheus also completed the final reports for the cistern system, the earthbag village’s new designs, and the structural calculations. He also completed another 50% of the LEED tutorial document, bringing it to 80% complete:

Civil engineering interns Matheus and Renata completed the final 30% of the calculations for the reciprocal roof in the Earthbag Village (Pod 1) shower domes, bringing that to 100% complete. Matheus also completed the final reports for the cistern system, the earthbag village’s new designs, and the structural calculations. He also completed another 50% of the LEED tutorial document, bringing it to 80% complete:

Completed Calculations for Reciprocal Roof in Earthbag Village Shower Domes – Click to Visit Page

Adolpho and Jorge from our Mechanical Engineering Intern Team completed a 3D model of the laundry room heat exchanging system. They also modeled the shower heat recovery system for the Earthbag Village:

Adolpho and Jorge from our Mechanical Engineering Intern Team completed a 3D model of the laundry room heat exchanging system. They also modeled the shower heat recovery system for theEarthbag Village

3D Model of Laundry Room Heat Exchanging System & Shower Heat Recovery System for Earthbag Village – Click for E.Village

Fernando and Amauri, who are also members of the Mechanical Engineering Intern Team, continued improving the efficiency of the heat exchanger for the laundry room, which included trying new angles for the connections and running new simulations:

Fernando and Amauri, who are also members of the Mechanical Engineering Intern Team, continued improving the efficiency of the heat exchanger for the laundry room, which included trying new angles for the connections and running new simulations

Continued Improving the Efficiency of the Heat Exchanger for Laundry Room – Click for Page

Welma researched aerated concrete and foaming agents. She also analyzed options for aerated concrete mixers:

Welma researched aerated concrete and foaming agents. She also analyzed options for aerated concrete mixers

Aerated Concrete Research – Click for Crowdfunding Campaign Page

Meanwhile, Samantha, a member of the Architecture and Planning Intern Team, added modifications to the Shipping Container Village (Pod 5) and generated additional renders. She also worked on lighting simulations for the dining and living domes in DIALux.

Meanwhile, Samantha, a member of the Architecture and Planning Intern Team, added modifications to the Shipping Container Village (Pod 5) and generated additional renders. She also worked on lighting simulations for the dining and living domes in DIALux.

Additional Modifications and Renders of Shipping Container Village – Click to Visit Page

Raquel and Diana, also members of the Architecture and Planning Intern Team, continued researching earthship construction methods and designing 2D and 3D floor plans for the Earthship Village (Pod 6). They expanded the second floor of the village and added balconies to it:

Raquel and Diana, also members of the Architecture and Planning Intern Team, continued researching earthship construction methods and designing 2D and 3D floor plans for the Earthship Village (Pod 6). They expanded the second floor of the village and added balconies to it

Research & Designing 2D and 3D Floor Plans for Earthship Village – Click to Visit Page

ErikaPedro, and Victor from the Architecture and Planning Intern Team started designing the Compressed Earth Block Village (Pod 4). For this, they researched fabrication, construction techniques, and structural behavior of earth blocks. Then, they determined some initial concepts for this village based on a central theme and created preliminary sketches.

Erika, Pedro, and Victor from the Architecture and Planning Intern Team started designing the Compressed Earth Block Village (Pod 4). For this, they researched fabrication, construction techniques, and structural behavior of earth blocks. Then, they determined some initial concepts for this village based on a central theme and created preliminary sketches.

Started Designing the Compressed Earth Block Village (Pod 4) – Click to Visit Page

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Sarah, another member of the Architecture and Planning Intern Team, continued research on how to build and stabilize tree house structures for the Tree House Village (Pod 7). She focused on the architectural uses of bamboo and how we may be able to incorporate bamboo and other lighter weight building materials:

Sarah, another member of the Architecture and Planning Intern Team, continued research on how to build and stabilize tree house structures for the Tree House Village (Pod 7). She focused on the architectural uses of bamboo and how we may be able to incorporate bamboo and other lighter weight building materials:

Continued Tree House Village (Pod 7) Research – Click to Visit Page

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Thais from the Architecture and Planning Intern Team, and Carolina, a Service Design student, worked together on finalizing the major decisions for the Tree House Village design. They researched different themes for the designs and created a bubble diagram of the layout of all of the buildings. They also worked on the online article about this village for our website.

Thais from the Architecture and Planning Intern Team, and Carolina, a Service Design student, worked together on finalizing the major decisions for the Tree House Village design. They researched different themes for the designs and created a bubble diagram of the layout of all of the buildings. They also worked on the online article about this village for our website.

Finalizing Major Decisions for Tree House Village Design- Click to Visit Page

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Gabriel, an Industrial Design Student on our Graphic Design Intern Team, used Photoshop to finish painting some of the hand-drawn storyboards for the Tree House Village. He also completed a 3D model of the 3- dome cluster for the Earthbag Village (Pod 1):

Gabriel, an Industrial Design Student on our Graphic Design Intern Team, used Photoshop to finish painting some of the hand-drawn storyboards for the Tree House Village. He also completed a 3D model of the 3- dome cluster for the Earthbag Village (Pod 1):

Used Photoshop to Finish Painting Some of the Hand-Drawn Storyboards for the Tree House Village – Click to Visit Page

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Gilberto from the Graphic Design Intern Team created a 3D model of the Murphy bed for the Earthbag Village:

Gilberto from the Graphic Design Intern Team created a 3D model of the Murphy bed for the Earthbag Village:

Created 3D model of the Murphy Bed for the Earthbag Village – Click to Visit Page

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And finally, Ana turned her 2D model of the transitory kitchen into a 3D model in Revit, and then began the selection and design of the projection dome for our ‘Ultimate Classroom’.

And finally, Ana turned her 2D model of the transitory kitchen into a 3D model in Revit, and then began the selection and design of the projection dome for our ‘Ultimate Classroom’.

3D Transitory kitchen Model in Revit and Began Selection & Design the Projection Dome for our ‘Ultimate Classroom’

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DUPLICABLE CITY CENTER PROGRESS

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Civil engineering intern Renata designed the cupola roof and measured elevations for the Duplicable City Center. She also made some models of the roofs for the shower pods in the Earthbag Village:

Civil engineering intern Renata designed the cupola roof and measured elevations for the Duplicable City Center. She also made some models of the roofs for the shower pods in the Earthbag Village:

Worked on Roof for Duplicable City Center & the Earthbag Village

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Flávia from the Architecture and Planning Intern Team started the interior design studies for the City Center, which included researching sustainable materials and harmonious color palettes. She also designed a wardrobe made from used pallets for the rental units:

Flávia from the Architecture and Planning Intern Team started the interior design studies for the City Center, which included researching sustainable materials and harmonious color palettes. She also designed a wardrobe made from used pallets for the rental units:

Began Interior Design Studies for City Center & Designed Wardrobe Made for Rental Units

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Mayke added additional new files to the intern team’s file system and developed a tutorial for the windows, which will be used for all the various types of architecture:

Mayke added additional new files to the intern team’s file system and developed a tutorial for the windows, which will be used for all the various types of architecture:

Added Additional New Files to the Intern Team’s File System

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Ricardo Carrillo (Design Consultant and Principal of Acumen Industriesand the Structural Intern Team (AntonioGabrielBeatrizFernando, Rodrigo, and Maurilio) finished the internal main structure for the entertainment and dining domes, and analyzed the internal main structure for the residential dome and the cupola system. They also worked on calculating areas to assess wind loads and created a new numbering assignment for the beams to account for the wind.

Ricardo Carrillo (Design Consultant and Principal of Acumen Industries) and the Structural Intern Team (Antonio, Gabriel, Beatriz, Fernando, Rodrigo, and Maurilio) finished the internal main structure for the entertainment and dining domes, and analyzed the internal main structure for the residential dome and the cupola system. They also worked on calculating areas to assess wind loads and created a new numbering assignment for the beams to account for the wind.

Worked on Internal Main Structure for Domes and Cupula System – Click for City Center Page

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DiogoIzadoraJoaoMateus, and Roberto from the Hydraulics Intern Team finished another 80% of the grey water sewer pipe sizing and layouts, bringing that to 100% completion. They also finished to about the 70% completion point in developing a fire sprinkler system. They also moved the accessible shower in the bathroom to create more efficient pipe distribution. And they completed the cold potable water report and worked on the layout of all the pipes and fittings:

Diogo, Izadora, Joao, Mateus, and Roberto from the Hydraulics Intern Team finished another 80% of the grey water sewer pipe sizing and layouts, bringing that to 100% completion. They also finished to about the 70% completion point in developing a fire sprinkler system. They also moved the accessible shower in the bathroom to create more efficient pipe distribution. And they completed the cold potable water report and worked on the layout of all the pipes and fittings:

Continued Work on Grey Water Sewer Pipe and Fire Sprinkler System – Click to Visit Page

Last but not least, Mike Hogan (Automation Systems Developer and Business Systems Consultant) guided FabioLucas de SouzaLucas Tsutsui da SilvaGuilherme, HenriqueTiago, and Israel of the Electrical Intern Team in updating the standard design for the control panel that will be used for the bathrooms and bedrooms. The team also created the electrical wiring layout for the main rooms and bedrooms of the Duplicable City Center:

Mike Hogan (Automation Systems Developer and Business Systems Consultant) guided Fabio, Lucas de Souza, Lucas Tsutsui da Silva, Guilherme, Henrique, Tiago, and Israel of theElectrical Intern Team in updating the standard design for the control panel that will be used for the bathrooms and bedrooms. The team also created the electrical wiring layout for the main rooms and bedrooms of the Duplicable City Center

Updated the Standard Design for Control Panel Used for Bathrooms and Bedrooms and Electrical Wiring Layout

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HIGHEST GOOD SOCIETY PROGRESS

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This last week the core team continued the updating of our entire website to be mobile friendly. This week’s work included correcting another 30+ pages of formatting errors. Here’s an example of one of these pages where all the icons and images with links had to be manually fixed. We’d say we are now about 90% done with our complete website overhaul:

continued the updating of our entire website to be mobile friendly. This week’s work included correcting another 30+ pages of formatting errors.

Continued Updating Our Entire Website to be Mobile Friendly

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Lucas from the Graphic Design Intern Team created a new set of additional variations of possible logos as well as an animated logo option:

Lucas from the Graphic Design Intern Team created a new set of additional variations of possible logos as well as an animated logo option:

Created New Set of Additional Variations of Possible Logos

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Manuella, of the Graphic Design Intern Team started creating an online presentation book for the Tree House Village. This book is a tool to summarize and market all aspects of that village:

Manuella, of the Graphic Design Intern Team started creating an online presentation book for the Tree House Village. This book is a tool to summarize and market all aspects of that village

Began Creating an Online Presentation Book for Tree House Village – Click to Visit Page

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Another member of the Graphic Design Intern TeamEduardo created collages of images taken from the intern team’s weekly work. He also synced the audio, revised, and finished the weekly video blog:

Another member of the Graphic Design Intern Team, Eduardo created collages of images taken from the intern team’s weekly work. He also synced the audio, revised, and finished the weekly video blog

Created Collages of Images of Intern’s Weekly Work and Finished the Weekly Video Blog

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Graphic Design InternManasses continued preparing the online presentation document for all seven of One Community’s villages, He researched references for info-graphics, layout styles, grids, and more, and selected the ones he thought were best for our villages:

Graphic Design Intern, Manasses continued preparing the online presentation document for all seven of One Community’s villages, He researched references for info-graphics, layout styles, grids, and more, and selected the ones he thought were best for our villages:

Continued Work on Online Presentation for All One Community’s Villages – Click to Visit Housing Page

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IgorMarcoMatheus, and Natalia of the Software Development Intern Team, made additional upgrades to the Highest Good Network application and the database, and developed the prototype of the report page that you see below:

Igor, Marco, Matheus, and Natalia of the Software Development Intern Team, made additional upgrades to the Highest Good Network application and the database, and developed the prototype of the report page that you see below:

Continued Work on the Highest Good Network application and Database – Click to Visit Page

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And last but not least, Gustavo (Mobile Software Developer) set up the Amazon Web Services API for One Community and integrated it so it can get live information from the API about how many hours each person logs. This brought this One Community iPhone application to about 50% ready for public launch:

Gustavo (Mobile Software Developer) set up the Amazon Web Services API for One Community and integrated it so it can get live information from the API about how many hours each person logs. This brought this One Community iPhone application to about 50% ready for public launch:

Contined Work on One Community iPhone Application

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