based on what you wrote :
"Currently I am planning to buy a parcel of land at the periphery of vienna.
I want to build a house for living with extended semiprivate spaces
(gallery ?, ambient cinema ?, DIY-Lab, others…). I am in the early
phase of brainstorming."
" I want to write a accompanying book
“Open House & Garden 2.0” (working title)"
Perhaps you might also be interested in the approach/experience of nomadbases ?
( who from my point of experience , for casarobino at least, seem to have a lot of interest and involvement in open everything p2p approaches )
On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 5:45 AM, Michel Bauwens
<michelsub2004@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Leopold,
Sounds like a really interesting project,
a few ideas:
via the P2P-F list, we can launch an initial discussion with interesting people in our network, i.e. "p2p-foundation" <p2p-foundation@lists.ourproject.org>, with people like Eric Hunting, Sam Rose, and more
via the p2p-urbanism list, "p2p-urbanism-world-atlas" <p2p-urbanism-world-atlas@googlegroups.com>, there is a whole crew of commons-oriented urban planners and architects such as Nikos Salingaros, Stefano Serafini and others
once done, you can join a federation of commons oriented spaces like the one I'm just launching
you may also want to watch the documentary A New We, and since your close, visit damanhur and its villages (you don't have to buy into their metaphysics to find this interesting real-life experimentation in different styles of sustainable living),
I can personally not read German, so I suggest you write a english-language FAQ to launch the discussion in the suggested mailing lists,
we can discuss how this links to a posssible ars electronica proposal separately,
Stefano, Nikos: would you guys be interested in a joint project to ars electronica, to which I would participate, and eventually linked to Leopold's project?
I've never been there, and cannont participate without funding; they always write me to be a candidate in their annual awards, but I haven't found time to do this on my own,
Michel
On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 9:13 PM, leopold zyka
<leopold.zyka@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Michel,
Our last encounter was at the en:able conference in Vienna last year.
en:able had a lot of unforgettable impressions to me.
Also I am excited about your Open Everything movement !
Currently I am planning to buy a parcel of land at the periphery of vienna.
I want to build a house for living with extended semiprivate spaces
(gallery ?, ambient cinema ?, DIY-Lab, others…). I am in the early
phase of brainstorming.
Here you come into the game…
I would like to develop the whole project under Open Source/Everything aspects.
I don’t know if anybody has done this before.
There is a proverb saying that you have to build 3 houses before you
have a house
which fits your demands. Peter Eisenman has build several houses which
are manifestations
of his analytical works. I don’t have enough resources and lifetime
left to do it the same way.
I would like to accelerate this evolutionary process and enrich
it by wisdom of the crowd because I think even the best architect
alone is not able to
cope with the complexity of a state of the art design considering a
lot of different
aspects. www.zukunftshaus.at from the futurologist Matthias Horx might
be a starting reference point. I would like to use existing
experiences and try to push it forward to version 2.0 without having
as much money as Matthias Horx.
My Idea is to have a broad brainstorming discussion in the Web 2.0 environment
accessing the wisdom of the crowd. Also I want to write a accompanying book
“Open House & Garden 2.0” (working title).
Attached is a very first draft beginning to collect ideas. It is
mainly in german but I can send you an english version soon.
Another idea is to make a submission at the ARS Electronica.
I am attending at the ARS electronica for more than 10 years.
Last year I made a contribution (Deep Cloud) about cloud intelligence
in the category digital communities, but I had not enough time to
finish and realize the project. I think your “open everything” topic
could be interesting for the ARS electronica. My open architecture
project could be a small part (ongoing project) of your bigger
picture.
Dou you know ARS electronica ? The golden nica last year in the
category digital communities went to CCC (chaos computer club) and the
history is full of big names (Wikipedia, Linus Torwalds, …) and so on
but I think the time is ripe for more contemporary activities…
Please let me know what you think about my ideas in the following 3 points:
1) possible submission “Open Everything” at ARS 2011
I think Submissions for ARS 2011 have to be made until april.
2) launching “Open House & Garden 2.0” in the web
For my open architecture project I would need support in launching the
internet part.
Maybe you have some ideas how to launch such a project in internet.
My background is from software development but I don’t have time and
resources to setup
any infrastructure in the web. I think the minimum requirements would
be to have a project BLOG. More better I would like to have a creative
space in the Web for discussion, brainstorming, working with state of
the art tools. The tools you are using for mindmapping
are pointing in the right direction.
The main question is how to get enough attentivness to find a lot of
participants.
3) contribution for my book
For one part of the book I am thinking to make interdisciplinary
interviews with architects, artists, theoraticians, practicioners and
so on.
Is it thinkable to get a contribution from yourself ?
Many greetings from Vienna,
Leopold
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