Sustainable Civilization Building – One Community Weekly Progress Update #39

Posted on November 26, 2013 by One Community

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Sustainable Civilization Building
One Community Weekly Progress Update #39

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

Summary of this week’s accomplishments @5:56
50% done with the 1st lesson plan page and template @10:24
Law and Anthropology research is now done, completing the Social Sciences research @14:42
Social Sciences image research beginning @15:54
40% done with “Math Molecule” @18:09
Food Infrastructure 5.0 done in CAD and Engineering has begun @18:31
Aquapini and Walipini plastic and roof design research progressing @20:26
Aquaculture: Researched providers and happy critter details @23:09
Rabbits and Chickens pages updated in and with support of our vegan members @24:18
First 15 Food Forest plants up on the site @25:46
Earthbag Village 3D landscaping 1/2 done @26:50
Beginning Tropical Atrium hands (again) @27:25
SEGO Duplicable and Sustainable City Center tables and chairs added in 3D @30:40
SEGO Center stair stringers and railings added @30:26
Thoughts on Thanksgiving and creating a better world @ 31:00
Sustainable Civilization Building is happening right now and EVERYBODY wins @34:40
How you can most help sustainable civilization building happen even faster @39:50

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SUSTAINABLE CIVILIZATION BUILDING THROUGH EDUCATION

This week the Education for Life program progressed in lesson plan development on several fronts (see above). Here is the updated development of the mindmap for the first of these lesson plans centered around a time theme (click here for the page – still under construction as of this posting):

Teaching Everything in the Context of Time, Time Mindmap, Time Lesson Plan

Developing Lesson Plan Centered Around the Theme of “Time” – Click to Visit the Page with an Image You Can Enlarge

SUSTAINABLE CIVILIZATION BUILDING THROUGH FOOD INFRASTRUCTURE

This last week David Sweet (Architect) completed putting the Phase I Food Infrastructure designs of Avery Ellis (Aquaponics Specialist and owner/operator of Integrated Aquaponics) and Douglas Simms Stenhouse (Architect and Water Color Artist) into CAD. Here is a side-by-side comparison of the original drawing with the CAD export:

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Complete Aquapini and Walipini Infrastructure Layout Evolving in CAD: Click to Enlarge

SUSTAINABLE CIVILIZATION BUILDING THROUGH HOUSING INFRASTRUCTURE

The open source earthbag village is meant to represent hugely space-efficient and maximally affordable sustainable living and enviro-artistic design. This last week we began the learning process necessary to add the final external landscaping details to the inner ring of this village. Here are some 3D exports of this work:

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Earthbag Village Added Landscaping Details – Click to Visit the Open Source Portal

This last week Devin Porter (3D Graphics Design Specialist) began work on the Tropical Atrium terraces formed in the shape of two hands. Here’s the most recent 3D export showing one of the two planting plans for everything we will be growing in this structure placed side-by-side with this week’s 3D export of the beginnings of the hands that form the growing terraces:

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The Tropical Atrium Planting Plan Side-by-side with the Evolving 3D Designs – Click to Enlarge

SUSTAINABLE CIVILIZATION BUILDING THROUGH A DUPLICABLE CITY CENTER

Karl Harris (Architect Drafter, Designer, and founder of Harris Design & Technology Services) continued work on the SEGO Center stair details this week. He finished adding all the stairway stringers and began adding all the railings. Our team also added all the SEGO Center tables and chairs to the group dining hall that seats over 150 people at a time. Here are some screen shots related to these updates including the custom table and chair design process in progress and the finished result: