Learning from the Past by Building Sustainable Sanadomes for the Future : how to build affordable sanadomes based on the principles of human ecology

J.J.A. Czabanowski

Learning from the Past by Building Sustainable Sanadomes for the Future : how to build affordable sanadomes based on the principles of human ecology

J.J.A. Czabanowski

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Learning is possible by theoretical discussion and practical doing, making. Progress on evolution and evolution on buildings and the interaction between them will finally lead to Utopia. It’s a Green Revolution reached by a new balanced 'step by step' level or Evolution in the Building Section, no radical way of changes. Harmony, understanding and spirit, interaction of knowledge and exchange of acts and thoughts, taking time (long term policy), sharing, fair trade and treatment, peace and love as declared in the Human Rights, respect of Nature, Art and Cultivation are important issues to follow the essential path to develop and build Utopia. A worldwide growing and interacting Utopia, where people live in holistic and well-designed Ecolonia's of permacultural Eco-Villages, connected by the Global Eco-Village Network (G.E.N.) not in a selected Utopia for the happy few like the ideas of philosopher Francis Bacon at he end of the Renaissance.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the symposium 'Beyond Sustainability 2000', Eindhoven, September 2000
Editors	P.A. Erkelens, S. Jonge, de, A.A.M. Vliet, van
Place of Publication	Eindhoven
Publisher	Eindhoven University of Technology
Pages	12-
Publication status	Published - 2000
Event	conference; Beyond sustainable building : balancing between best practice and utopian concepts; 2000-09-28; 2000-09-29 - Duration: 28 Sept 2000 → 29 Sept 2000

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Conference	conference; Beyond sustainable building : balancing between best practice and utopian concepts; 2000-09-28; 2000-09-29
Period	28/09/00 → 29/09/00
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Czabanowski, J. J. A. (2000). Learning from the Past by Building Sustainable Sanadomes for the Future : how to build affordable sanadomes based on the principles of human ecology. In P. A. Erkelens, S. Jonge, de, & A. A. M. Vliet, van (Eds.), Proceedings of the symposium 'Beyond Sustainability 2000', Eindhoven, September 2000 (pp. 12-). Eindhoven University of Technology.

Czabanowski, J.J.A. / Learning from the Past by Building Sustainable Sanadomes for the Future : how to build affordable sanadomes based on the principles of human ecology. Proceedings of the symposium 'Beyond Sustainability 2000', Eindhoven, September 2000. editor / P.A. Erkelens ; S. Jonge, de ; A.A.M. Vliet, van. Eindhoven : Eindhoven University of Technology, 2000. pp. 12-

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Czabanowski, JJA 2000, Learning from the Past by Building Sustainable Sanadomes for the Future : how to build affordable sanadomes based on the principles of human ecology. in PA Erkelens, S Jonge, de & AAM Vliet, van (eds), Proceedings of the symposium 'Beyond Sustainability 2000', Eindhoven, September 2000. Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven, pp. 12-, conference; Beyond sustainable building : balancing between best practice and utopian concepts; 2000-09-28; 2000-09-29, 28/09/00.

Learning from the Past by Building Sustainable Sanadomes for the Future : how to build affordable sanadomes based on the principles of human ecology. / Czabanowski, J.J.A.
Proceedings of the symposium 'Beyond Sustainability 2000', Eindhoven, September 2000. ed. / P.A. Erkelens; S. Jonge, de; A.A.M. Vliet, van. Eindhoven: Eindhoven University of Technology, 2000. p. 12-.

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