A crash course in changing the world.
Bagalore grew rapidly because of IT but something amazing happened. The people realized it was going nowhere, getting too unwieldy , and disease if it struck as a pandemic could destroy most of them.
They decided to start from scratch - planning and building from 2010. Huge sections of land were constantly cleared of its old buildings- the people put up in elemental houses meanwhile - and they built beautiful resilient structures there based on Roger Dean's paintings like the one above and in his Willow Water project.
We brought in Roger Dean to work on our ecocity.
We also called in Vinay Gupta. http://www.urgentevoke.com/profiles/blogs/urgent-evoke-mission-7-ab...
And he's done a good job. As did Roger.
We have open spaces, gardens, parks and water bodies and playgrounds and hives and curvilinear towers that light up from inside powered by John Robb's resilient technologies.
We like the changes and we're glad we did something radical, not wait for a disaster but start straight off.
Now we have no slums, the towers have ensured less overcrowding and the houses close to the ground and the light fabric used in building the towers ensure earthquakes can't damage the buildings - there's playgrounds, parks and gardens for food and water bodies clearly marked off, rainwater is harvested, grey water recycled, waste is managed much better, the roads are wider and again hived, there is more food, more energy women have a better role in society etc...
IT's better.
The architecture is especially beautiful.
Please read my two connected blogs.
Learn 7: http://www.urgentevoke.com/profiles/blogs/learn-7-bangaloreindia-am...
Act 7: http://www.urgentevoke.com/profiles/blogs/act-7-1bangalore-india-amp
Kindly also go here, spare a few moments and fill Gabriel Martin's form: http://survey.primesoft.co.nz/index.php?sid=25581&lang=en
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