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"jasonk_321" <twist@thelearningparty.com> writes: | "jasonk_321" <twist@thelearningparty.com> writes: | ||
>Hi Franz - Thanks for posting it and all the comments. I wasn't aware of | >Hi Franz - Thanks for posting it and all the comments. I wasn't aware of<br> | ||
>this group/email list. | >this group/email list.<br> | ||
> | ><br> | ||
>FYI - I am very aware of all the other examples, designs, etc. I probably | >FYI - I am very aware of all the other examples, designs, etc. I probably<br> | ||
>wasn't being clear in my writing - what doesn't seem to exist yet is the | >wasn't being clear in my writing - what doesn't seem to exist yet is the<br> | ||
>economic metric/framework that would display the cost savings of such | >economic metric/framework that would display the cost savings of such<br> | ||
>eco-communities versus "BAU" life style costs. | >eco-communities versus "BAU" life style costs.<br> | ||
I find great ability among people like Marcin Jakubowski, Steven Bosserman | I find great ability among people like Marcin Jakubowski, Steven Bosserman | ||
and Joseph Smyth to possibly provide you with such data - if the framework | and Joseph Smyth to possibly provide you with such data - if the framework | ||
is clear. | is clear. | ||
>I have been following developments with LEED-ND somewhat, which gets<br> | |||
>I have been following developments with LEED-ND somewhat, which gets | >close, but still doesn't try to translate features into a generalizable<br> | ||
>close, but still doesn't try to translate features into a generalizable | >economic model.<br> | ||
>economic model. | |||
I looked at http://www.usgbc.org/DisplayPage.aspx?CMSPageID=222 LEED has | I looked at http://www.usgbc.org/DisplayPage.aspx?CMSPageID=222 LEED has | ||
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Jakubowskis Open Source Ecology, but it works with quite a number of | Jakubowskis Open Source Ecology, but it works with quite a number of | ||
assumptions what an active eco-community could do. | assumptions what an active eco-community could do. | ||
>Other people well versed in the Green Building biz scene in San Francisco | >Other people well versed in the Green Building biz scene in San Francisco<br> | ||
>have suggested this exists "out there somewhere" but as yet I haven't | >have suggested this exists "out there somewhere" but as yet I haven't<br> | ||
>seen it. | >seen it.<br> | ||
> | ><br> | ||
>Jason | >Jason<br> | ||
lets see if some communication process with the people mentioned can happen | lets see if some communication process with the people mentioned can happen | ||
Latest revision as of 12:54, 20 April 2011
"jasonk_321" <twist@thelearningparty.com> writes:
>Hi Franz - Thanks for posting it and all the comments. I wasn't aware of
>this group/email list.
>
>FYI - I am very aware of all the other examples, designs, etc. I probably
>wasn't being clear in my writing - what doesn't seem to exist yet is the
>economic metric/framework that would display the cost savings of such
>eco-communities versus "BAU" life style costs.
I find great ability among people like Marcin Jakubowski, Steven Bosserman and Joseph Smyth to possibly provide you with such data - if the framework is clear.
>I have been following developments with LEED-ND somewhat, which gets
>close, but still doesn't try to translate features into a generalizable
>economic model.
I looked at http://www.usgbc.org/DisplayPage.aspx?CMSPageID=222 LEED has some elements of Neighborhood development if I get it right.
when you talk about generalized economic model do you mean the secondary effects of eco community? A local economy which is based on the local ability to repair and improve? The most generalized model is Marcin Jakubowskis Open Source Ecology, but it works with quite a number of assumptions what an active eco-community could do.
>Other people well versed in the Green Building biz scene in San Francisco
>have suggested this exists "out there somewhere" but as yet I haven't
>seen it.
>
>Jason
lets see if some communication process with the people mentioned can happen
see cc:
Franz