Regenerative Solutions for Building Habitat

Climate change, air, water and soil pollution, housing, hunger, cultural and environment erosion are serious problems that architects have the opportunity to respond with appropriate solutions combining earth building techniques with sustainability principles and strategies. Human settlements have always been linked to social and climatic systems, to which they respond to produce the human habitat. Currently we are facing a situation of economic and socio- environmental crisis that is reflected in the architecture through the lack of relationship of the buildings with their natural environment and their resources. Faced with this situation to contribute to the search for answers to these problems, an appropriate solution is oriented towards the concept of Social Production of Habitat, which is the conscious action of balancing all those processes that generate living spaces that are carried out under self-producers in collaboration other social agents.
As an example of sustainability in earth building and the social production of the habitat, different projects and their history of owner builders are presented.

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Date

Oct 21 2023

Time

2:45 pm - 3:45 pm

Labels

Breakout Sessions

Location

Shining Mountain Waldorf: Festival Hall
Juan Casillas

Organizer

Juan Casillas

From Mexico City, Architect by the Universidad Iberoamericana, with a Master's Degree in Sustainable Design, Architecture and Construction, Juan is a full-time academic at IBEROAMERICANA University, oriented towards regenerative advocacy projects through education, design and implementation of appropriate solutions. He has more than 20 years of professional experience in the areas of permaculture design, natural building and social projects.

Speaker

  • Juan Casillas
    Juan Casillas

    From Mexico City, Architect by the Universidad Iberoamericana, with a Master’s Degree in Sustainable Design, Architecture and Construction, Juan is a full-time academic at IBEROAMERICANA University, oriented towards regenerative advocacy projects through education, design and implementation of appropriate solutions. He has more than 20 years of professional experience in the areas of permaculture design, natural building and social projects.

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