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OPEN SOURCE ARCHITECTURE free software course- prof. A.Meo - 10 th june 2011 contribute by Andrea Rosada –

OPEN SOURCE ARCHITECTURE

98% of architecture worldwide is designed without architects

since 2006 the half part of world population lives in cities

now 30% of urban world population lives in slums, and by 2030, according to United Nations, 2 billion people will live in slums

slums entered in the common sense as paradigm of urban decay, poverty, illiteracy, unemployment and crime

sensible reduction of slums dwellers is one of the Millenium Development Goal that members of United Nations agreed to achieve by 2015

Not only slums but also conflicts and natural disaster (and climate changing) contribute to bad living conditions all over the world

Note that is not only a problem of poor country, also in Italy we have some problems...

How can we face, as architects, the huge demand for decent, healthy, economic and sustainable architecture?

We need to rethink the design process and get more people involved in it ?

If sustainable design is too complex to be solved by a small design team....

...open source practises can help architectural project in order to connect people, share knowledge, educate people and create better design solutions

as for software is the code, in architecture we can consider the project as a source

a source licensed under creative commons principles

The source is available with a lot of additional information...

...and, of course, with technical drawings

another example of pojectual source, the open source house competition...

...where not only the results are shared freely but also all others experience that inspired architects who participated

in some cases the source is not only the project, but also the work of architect that defines it...

...so that the source becomes both the project both its process of delevepment

furthermore, even the construction methods can be open...

...in order to let the possibility to end users to build their own house

but also the building can function as a source...

...when it let the possibility to occupant to be upgraded following their necessities

...whe talk about incremental housing

CONCLUSION Open source practises can include and influence architecture and building design processes......acting in different phases, such as: Funding Engagement Design Construction Occupancy

OPEN SOURCE ARCHITECTURE free software course- prof. A.Meo - 10 th june 2011 contribute by Andrea Rosada –