O Homem e a natureza – The Men and the nature

Bom, começando aqui devagarzinho, enquanto não entro a fundo nas pesquisas específicas, estava revendo dois documentários que acho muito bons: o “Future by Design” sobre Jacque Fresco e seu “Venus Project” e o “Uma Verdade Inconveniente” do Al Gore.

Um ponto que achei interessante nestes, é quando falam da possibilidade futura do ser humano poder usar sua tecnologia para melhorar a natureza! Eis que acabei por encontrar vestígios desta possibilidade no site TED (www.ted.com) nas palestras de Mitchell Joachim e de Rachel Armstrong (links abaixo), onde apresentam formas de manipular a natureza para construir casas (prédios e etc.) que sejam “vivos”, que sejam parte do meio ambiente e de fazer com que nossas atuais construções possam ser “ligadas” ao meio ambiente.

Achei isso bem legal!
O que acham sobre isto?

Obrigado!

Well, starting slowly while I don’t dig deeper in specific researches. I was reviewing two documentaries that I really like, which are: “Future by Design” about Jacque Fresco and his “Venus Project” and Al Gore’s “An Inconvenient Truth”.

And there was one aspect that I think is interesting: when they say that, in the future, we will be able to use our technology to improve nature. So I found something related to this in the lectures of Mitchell Joachim and Rachel Armstrong (see the links above) at the TED website (www.ted.com). There, they show possibilities of manipulating nature to build houses that will be alive, will be a part of the environment. And also show researches about things that we could do to “link” our buildings to the environment. I think it is very interesting!

What do you think about that?

Thanks!

Links:

Mitchell Joachim “Don’t build your home, grow it”

Rachel Armstrong - “Architecture that repairs itself?”