Hello Michel
Many thanks for the link to Yes magazine;
I went to see a bit more and I was pleased to see this project. For me this is
great, because you can see people’ participation and enjoyment in it:
http://www.yesmagazine.org/planet/living-water-garden-on-the-chengdu-river-1
As a matter of fact water pollution is a
serious problem for many countries and water is vital for all: human beings and
natural habitat.
Eleni
Eleni Tracada
Dipl. Architecture,
MA Interior Design, PGCLTHE
RIBA Part 3 Chartered Member
University Principal Tutor in Built
Environment (Architecture)
Leader of B.E.R.G. (Built Environment
Research Group)
Programme Leader Joint Honours
Architectural Design
Faculty of Art, Design and Technology
Derby DE22 3AW, UK
Phone: +44 1332 593137
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Subject: [P2P-URBANISM WA] living
buildings and living economies movements
see http://www.yesmagazine.org/blogs/david-korten/living-buildings-living-economies-and-a-living-future
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