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*675 SF design - [https://docs.google.com/a/opensourceecology.org/document/d/1bkrlVriBpDj-VCtTIkLpBLMLr6H26-jmkdHgGhvRzHE/edit?usp=sharing_eid&ts=57387002] | |||
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*Training program - [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JXL2jE-19Zn90povhCYYxs5OgYiVFWGxJj3JkPp_gqc/edit?ts=571b8ecf] | *Training program - [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JXL2jE-19Zn90povhCYYxs5OgYiVFWGxJj3JkPp_gqc/edit?ts=571b8ecf] | ||
Revision as of 18:42, 15 May 2016
Open Building Institute (OBI) is a crowdsourced effort to make building affordable and accessible to everyone. It utilizes open source architecural plans and modular building techniques.
It's about making affordable building accessible to anyone.
It's efficient - like Tim Ferriss meets architecture.
Website
- Slider Presentation - [1]
Schedule
- Schedule - [2]
Advisors
- OBI SME Advisors List
Strategy
- Strategy
- OBI Theory of Change - [3]
- Product Strategy - OBI 2 Year Roadmap - [4]
- OBI Kickstarter Strategy
Product
Kickstarter
- Kickstarter campaign schedule - [7]
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- Kickstarter Key Audiences - [8]
- OBI Kickstarter Research Questions
- Publicity Venues List
- 4 minute Dezeen pitch - [12]
- Key questions addressed -[13]
- OBI Budget - [14]
- Feedback - Kickstarter Script Feedback -
- Legal Compliance
- OBI Community Platform
- Kit House -
- Build Task List - good template