[P2P-F] [P2P-URBANISM WA] Re: Open Everything - Open House & Garden 2.0

[Dante-Gabryell Monson]

Hi Leopold,

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 )

http://nomadbase.org
http://casarobino.org  ( Amsterdam nomadbase )
http://sharewiki.org/en/Casarobino


On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 5:45 AM, Michel Bauwens <michelsub2004 at 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 at 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 at 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 at 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
>>
>> --
>> Leopold Zyka
>> Pfarrwiesengasse 11/1/11
>> A-1190 Vienna
>> Tel.: 0699 1024 1032
>>
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