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Pour un public tunisien en juin 2011, une conférence en français de Rem Koolhaas sur les smart buildings. Smart building ne signifie pas forcément plus grand ou plus cher, mais plus créatif, plus ouvert, plus transparent, donnant à voir plus et permettant plus de choses. Très fingien tout ça !!! 

Les 5 drivers de la transition : sharing food and garden, swapping things, sharing skills, building local economies, building community

Cisco is working with a community in Orlando, Florida to create a "Smart+Connected" city in Lake Nona, one of eight global iconic cities - and the first in the U.S. - built with ubiquitous connectivity and interconnected building, transportation, utility, and civic systems, for a truly smart, networked city created for innovation.

"The concept of an urban food forest seems like the final frontier for the urban agricultural movement. A green haven in the middle of the city is already a very exciting prospect, since while we already have parks and recreational areas, never has there been someone who decided to put an entire forest in the middle of the city. Thinking about entering the forest and harvesting all the beautiful fruits and vegetables to your heart's content is even more exhilirating."

For over two years, Shareable has explored the new sharing economy in its many forms: how individuals, families, communities, entrepreneurs, businesses, designers, coders, and countless more are building resilience through collaboration and sharing. In that time, we've amassed a considerable library of how-to share guides, and researched and documented how these shifts are transforming the economy, technology, and civil society.

Comment construire une ville intelligente? Etape 1 : la rendre attractive pour les jeunes innovateurs. Etape 2 : en faire une ville investissant réellement dans les technologies qu'ils créent. En 2008, San José autorisait par exemple les entreprises locales à utiliser des infrastructures municipales pour tester leurs technologies liées à la mobilité, au "durable", etc. une sorte de living labs en quelque sorte... 

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Les villes américaines - surtout les plus durement touchées par la crise - n'ont plus les moyens d'adresser les défis urbains, plus la densité adéquate pour fournir un bon niveau de services. L'urbanisme DIY, le crowdsourcing, en somme l'innovation ascendante fait beaucoup dans ce contexte ; mais il est clair que le "crowd-sourcing" ne peut fournir les solutions magiques à tous les problèmes urbains, le passage à l'échelle ne peut se faire sans les acteurs publics, même aux Etats-Unis.

14 millions de maisons individuelles. Si 1% des propriétaires décidaient de diviser leur parcelle, c'est 140 000 terrains supplémentaires, sans augmentet l'étalement urbain. Le projet de recherche BIMBY (« Build in My Back Yard ») vise à la définition, à

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"NIMBY, LULU, NOOS ou NIMTOO... Ces sigles permettent d'expliquer en quelques lettres les égoïsmes, les paradoxes des habitants et les projets visant à améliorer le cadre de vie."

"This map is an American snapshot; it provides an accessible visualization of geographic distribution, population density, and racial diversity of the American people in every neighborhood in the entire country. The map displays 308,745,538 dots, one for each person residing in the United States at the location they were counted during the 2010 Census. Each dot is color-coded by the individual's race and ethnicity. The map is presented in both black and white and full color versions. In the color version, each dot is color-coded by race. All of the data displayed on the map are from the U.S. Census Bureau's 2010 Summary File 1 dataset made publicly available through the National Historical Geographic Information System. The data is based on the "census block," the smallest area of geography for which data is collected (roughly equivalent to a city block in an urban area). The map was created by Dustin Cable, a demographic researcher at the University of Virginia's Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service. Brandon Martin-Anderson from the MIT Media Lab deserves credit for the original inspiration for the project. This map builds on his work by adding the Census Bureau's racial data, and by correcting for mapping errors."

5 recommendations for smarter crowdsourcing: (1) replicate and scale successful examples (e.g. smarter crowdsourcing for Zika); (2) use crowdsourcing not only to build legitimacy, but for knowledge building; (3) construct a range of diverse practices to draw on different types of expertise; (4) ensure that engagement is no longer limited to interest groups; and (5) accelerate social science research on who participates and why.

Un nouvelle "FabHouse", construite selon un processus essentiellement numérique, se voulant répondre aux enjeux d'un développement durable, construite localement pour des besoins locaux, utilisant des matériaux recyclés comme éléments de construction.