Village Infrastructure and Swarm Builds - Revision history

Marcin: /* Links */

2022-06-04T18:24:51Z

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	*[[Village Infrastructure Elements]]		*[[Village Infrastructure Elements]]
	*[[Large Workshop Structure]]		*[[Large Workshop Structure]]
			*[[Tower of Wisdom]]

Marcin: /* Links */

2022-05-26T15:47:36Z

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	*[[Village Infrastructure Elements]]		*[[Village Infrastructure Elements]]
			*[[Large Workshop Structure]]

Marcin: /* Workind Doc - Scalable Steel Structures */

2022-05-23T23:34:25Z

Workind Doc - Scalable Steel Structures

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	[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1W3X1L7tqq70LsO3h-2UzAApT9wTj8WLFb_Re43bHmk0/edit#slide=id.ge98bfe2bb2_0_0 edit]		[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1W3X1L7tqq70LsO3h-2UzAApT9wTj8WLFb_Re43bHmk0/edit#slide=id.ge98bfe2bb2_0_0 edit]

			=Links=
			*[[Village Infrastructure Elements]]

Marcin: /* Workind Doc - Scalable Steel Structures */

2022-05-22T16:41:16Z

Workind Doc - Scalable Steel Structures

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	=Workind Doc - Scalable Steel Structures=		=Workind Doc - Scalable Steel Structures=

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	[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1W3X1L7tqq70LsO3h-2UzAApT9wTj8WLFb_Re43bHmk0/edit#slide=id.ge98bfe2bb2_0_0 edit]		[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1W3X1L7tqq70LsO3h-2UzAApT9wTj8WLFb_Re43bHmk0/edit#slide=id.ge98bfe2bb2_0_0 edit]

Marcin: /* Workind Doc - Large Scalable Workshop Structure */

2022-05-22T16:35:31Z

Workind Doc - Large Scalable Workshop Structure

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	Of particular interest are structures that can be expanded with time, including the vertical direction. There are few cases of vertical expansion, one known case being favelas or vertically-stacked shipping containers. This pattern is useful, such as a workshop structure expanding vertically to provide industrial and agricultural functions. This is where steel, and in particular widely accessible rebar, can be used. Ziggurat structures with living roofs are indeed interesting, and here we explore practical ways to do these on the scale of 20'x20' building blocks, for structures such as 100'x100' industrial buildings.		Of particular interest are structures that can be expanded with time, including the vertical direction. There are few cases of vertical expansion, one known case being favelas or vertically-stacked shipping containers. This pattern is useful, such as a workshop structure expanding vertically to provide industrial and agricultural functions. This is where steel, and in particular widely accessible rebar, can be used. Ziggurat structures with living roofs are indeed interesting, and here we explore practical ways to do these on the scale of 20'x20' building blocks, for structures such as 100'x100' industrial buildings.

	=Workind Doc - ~~Large~~ Scalable ~~Workshop Structure~~=		=Workind Doc - Scalable Steel Structures=

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	[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/~~1YvlQlBMmv4lvRUBvwqorPB0ToaLa8kE5~~-~~nTQJEyH3-Q~~/edit#slide=id.~~gdfc4e3d16f_0_0~~ edit]		[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1W3X1L7tqq70LsO3h-2UzAApT9wTj8WLFb_Re43bHmk0/edit#slide=id.ge98bfe2bb2_0_0 edit]

Marcin: /* Inntroduction */

2022-05-22T16:30:24Z

Inntroduction

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	For unleashed regenerative development, it is useful to engage large swarms of people in collaborative work. This is useful for startup cities and villages of the future, as well as for any interstellar settlement projects. Local materials, diverse capacity, automation, and diverse human skill can collaborate in new ways. Autonomous settlements means that such construction projects can afford prosperity without disrupting larger ecosystems. Here we explore some of the limits of rapid construction, towards village building with hundreds or thousdands of realtime participants, and on time scales of days, not years. Full lifecycle can take years to millenia, but the key is to retain circular materials flows so that quality of life and the environment improves over time.		For unleashed regenerative development, it is useful to engage large swarms of people in collaborative work. This is useful for startup cities and villages of the future, as well as for any interstellar settlement projects. Local materials, diverse capacity, automation, and diverse human skill can collaborate in new ways. Autonomous settlements means that such construction projects can afford prosperity without disrupting larger ecosystems. Here we explore some of the limits of rapid construction, towards village building with hundreds or thousdands of realtime participants, and on time scales of days, not years. Full lifecycle can take years to millenia, but the key is to retain circular materials flows so that quality of life and the environment improves over time.

Marcin: /* Inntroduction */

2022-05-22T16:30:18Z

Inntroduction

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	For unleashed regenerative development, it is useful to engage large swarms of people in collaborative work. This is useful for startup cities and villages of the future, as well as for any interstellar settlement projects. Local materials, diverse capacity, automation, and diverse human skill can collaborate in new ways. Autonomous settlements means that such construction projects can afford prosperity without disrupting larger ecosystems. Here we explore some of the limits of rapid construction, towards village building with hundreds or thousdands of realtime participants, and on time scales of days, not years. Full lifecycle can take years to millenia, but the key is to retain circular materials flows so that quality of life and the environment improves over time.		For unleashed regenerative development, it is useful to engage large swarms of people in collaborative work. This is useful for startup cities and villages of the future, as well as for any interstellar settlement projects. Local materials, diverse capacity, automation, and diverse human skill can collaborate in new ways. Autonomous settlements means that such construction projects can afford prosperity without disrupting larger ecosystems. Here we explore some of the limits of rapid construction, towards village building with hundreds or thousdands of realtime participants, and on time scales of days, not years. Full lifecycle can take years to millenia, but the key is to retain circular materials flows so that quality of life and the environment improves over time.

			Of particular interest are structures that can be expanded with time, including the vertical direction. There are few cases of vertical expansion, one known case being favelas or vertically-stacked shipping containers. This pattern is useful, such as a workshop structure expanding vertically to provide industrial and agricultural functions. This is where steel, and in particular widely accessible rebar, can be used. Ziggurat structures with living roofs are indeed interesting, and here we explore practical ways to do these on the scale of 20'x20' building blocks, for structures such as 100'x100' industrial buildings.

	=Workind Doc - Large Scalable Workshop Structure=		=Workind Doc - Large Scalable Workshop Structure=

Marcin at 16:22, 22 May 2022

2022-05-22T16:22:50Z

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	For unleashed regenerative development, it is useful to engage large swarms of people in collaborative work. This is useful for startup cities and villages of the future, as well as for any interstellar settlement projects. Local materials, diverse capacity, automation, and diverse human skill can collaborate in new ways. Autonomous settlements means that such construction projects can afford prosperity without disrupting larger ecosystems. Here we explore some of the limits of rapid construction, towards village building with hundreds or thousdands of realtime participants, and on time scales of days, not years. Full lifecycle can take years to millenia, but the key is to retain circular materials flows so that quality of life		For unleashed regenerative development, it is useful to engage large swarms of people in collaborative work. This is useful for startup cities and villages of the future, as well as for any interstellar settlement projects. Local materials, diverse capacity, automation, and diverse human skill can collaborate in new ways. Autonomous settlements means that such construction projects can afford prosperity without disrupting larger ecosystems. Here we explore some of the limits of rapid construction, towards village building with hundreds or thousdands of realtime participants, and on time scales of days, not years. Full lifecycle can take years to millenia, but the key is to retain circular materials flows so that quality of life and the environment improves over time.

	=Workind Doc - Large Scalable Workshop Structure=		=Workind Doc - Large Scalable Workshop Structure=

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