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Relationable Permaculture

Relationable Permaculture

Informal Urbanism

February 03, 2016
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  1. Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus RELATIONABLE PERMACULTURE

    - final presentation - Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus
  2. Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus Lack of

    … …social and technical infrastructure …public spaces and public uses …hygiene …feeling of community in the southern site …cultural activities …health care …school facilities …employment …communication between Romas and Pontians …a connection to the supplies and functions of the center of the city …integration of the streams 4 demonstration of the social barriers
  3. Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus 4 different

    relationships of… community with the community itself community with community community with the center of Acharnai community with natural environment 6
  4. Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus overcome the

    social and physical barriers through raising the awareness of the importance of the natural environment 7 MAIN IDEA
  5. Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus permaculture circle

    of products the permaculture circle shows the distribution of the products within the area from the core to the outside the intensity of cultivation and the need for care decreases products near the settlement may need daily care whereas the products in the surroundings are less intensively cultivated 9
  6. Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus first circle

    used by the people square for the inhabitants for meetings, cultural and economical exchange can also serve as a market place 10
  7. Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus second circle

    houses for the inhabitants area for living to strengthen the community cultural exchange 11
  8. Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus third circle

    kitchen garden and beehives very intensive cultivation frequently visited/ daily care kitchen garden: tomatoes, salad, spinach 12
  9. Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus forth circle

    herbal, medical, ornamental wild flowers mountain tea green house for market purpose semi-intensely cultivated 13
  10. Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus fifth circle

    pines, strawberry tree, wild quinces, nuts, mushrooms minimal care local products self-sufficiency and market purpose 14
  11. Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus Zone 3

    Zone 3 Zone 4 TOOL: relationable permaculture (geographic) zones and their products
  12. Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus TOOL: mountain

    tourism Mont Parnesse municipal hostel Xenia Hotel Sport Facilities Center of Acharnes Garden City
  13. Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus cultural exchange

    social issues economic boost sustainability environment community public space education 20 EFFECTS
  14. Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus food producing

    products for the own consumption of the community cooking and consuming together meet the basic needs 22
  15. Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus sustainability thinking

    in a biological circle long-term measure focusing on local products creating a self-regulating system successively 23
  16. Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus community self-managed

    gardens as a social strategy creating a communal responsibility merging through cultivating and earning together merging different cultures 24
  17. Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus public space

    giving space for the community activities and workspace connecting spatial and social affects 25
  18. Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus social issues

    providing healthy lives creating a common living of animals and plants integrative thought health care 27
  19. Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus climate focusing

    on local products producing without emissions less resources consumption awareness of resources (may be sustainability) 28
  20. Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus economy giving

    work and tasks earning money caused by selling of the products producing a productive system and structures 29
  21. Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus strengthen the

    4 relationships through an extended version of relationable permaculture 30 RESULT
  22. Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus mountain tourism

    similar occupation within community economical growth from people arriving in the area similar occupation between the different communities self-sufficiency commercial use of local products exchange of local products/ similar occupations Water supply commercial use of local products exchange of local products/ similar occupations, self-sufficiency mountain products agricultural products RELATIONABLE PERMACULTURE
  23. Anna Schröder, Katerina Skia, Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias, Luisa-Sophie Osthaus thank you

    for your attention! 32 THE END RELATIONABLE PERMACULTURE - final presentation – Anna Schröder Katerina Skia Konstantinos-Orfefs Yenias Luisa-Sophie Osthaus