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Humans, on the other side, influence their environment by building roads and buildings, by adding public WiFi or by occupying the space in their cars, on their bicycles or just on their own. | Humans, on the other side, influence their environment by building roads and buildings, by adding public WiFi or by occupying the space in their cars, on their bicycles or just on their own. | ||
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Revision as of 14:37, 23 September 2013
Structural expert
Hans De Jonge
Building as a relator
In order for a date drive design process to work, one needs to come up with some kind of process design. In the diagram below I attempted to kind of display a strategy to deal with a data drive design process.
A building is essentially a relator between people and the environment. Of course, the people and 'the environment' do influence each other. For exaple: the climate dictates in large part where public life takes place and thus effects the public sphere heavily. In warm countries, such as (in Europe) the Mediterranean countries, public life takes place on the streets, in the city; it is quite the opposite case in colder places. It is clear that climate is only an example, as well as 'public life' is only an example.
Humans, on the other side, influence their environment by building roads and buildings, by adding public WiFi or by occupying the space in their cars, on their bicycles or just on their own.
Human needs and environmental performances
So
