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The Buckminster Fuller Challenge

Catalyzing the vanguard of a design science revolution
Greetings Design Revolutionaries!
Bucky had it right. “You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.”
That’s why we’re awarding a $100,000 prize each year for comprehensive solutions that radically advance human well-being and ecosystem health. The [...]

New House in Costa del Sol, Spain by Diseño Earle

By Dave
From www.contemporist.com
Published June 26th, 2008

Thanks to Ed from Diseño Earle Architects for letting us know about a new house they’ve designed which is soon to be under construction.  Located in Spain’s Costa del Sol region, the house takes advantage of the area’s abundant sunshine with large windows to provide natural light, as well as [...]

Un mar de oportunidades renovables

Por: Mariana Muñiz Lara
De: www.vocero.com
Publicado: 30 de junio de 2008
Las alternativas de energía renovable más conocidas son la solar y la eólica, pero, además del sol y el viento, hay otro recurso rodeando a Puerto Rico que podría proveer electricidad: el agua, tanto a través de la fuerza de las olas o el cambio de [...]

The island house that powers itself - with a little help from 100mph gales

Global interest in couple’s pioneering project to live off-grid - including their car
Severin Carrell
The Guardian, Monday May 19, 2008

Michael and Dorothy Rea outside their home on Unst. Photograph: Murdo Macleod
Life on the most northerly inhabited island in Britain can be very tough indeed. On Unst the winters are harsh, and the winds brutal and relentless, [...]

Spain’s Stunning Teatro del Agua Solar Desalination Plant

by Mike Chino
From: www.inhabitat.com
Published June 18, 2008

As the planet heats up and our resources stretch to accommodate a skyrocketing population, it has become clear that water will be a hotly contested commodity in the coming years - some are even calling it the “new oil”. Charles Paton has endeavored to meet this challenge with his [...]

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