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Meyer Boake, BES, BArch, MArch, LEED AP Professor School of Architecture University of Waterloo email: tboake@uwaterloo.ca |
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Project Description : |
As the Climate Change topic is heating up, this course is designed to evolve in order to bring you up to date with current initiatives in the field. Information in this area is constantly developing and changing. Rating systems are updated. New materials are developed and others abandoned due to their environmental costs. What 'drives this change'? An ongoing part of our term will involve a series of weekly "Pecha Kucha" type presentations around current hot topics. These are being drawn from a research series that has been developed by ARUP Engineering called "Drivers of Change". www.driversofchange.com Log-in to LEARN: here |
DRIVERS OF CHANGE - instilling activism and participation |
As the Climate Change topic is heating up, this course is designed to evolve in order to bring you up to date with current initiatives in the field. Information in this area is constantly developing and changing. Rating systems are updated. New materials are developed and others abandoned due to their environmental costs. What 'drives this change'? We will be creating a large "Pecha Kucha" style presentation as a class investigation of the topic. The topics themselves are being drawn from a research series that has been developed by ARUP Engineering called "Drivers of Change". We belong to a Global Community. We need to be active participants and understand the design ramifications of our actions on the urban environment. THIS IS WHERE WE ARE NOW....
Global Cities from squintopera on Vimeo. THIS IS WHERE WE NEED TO GO...
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THE ASSIGNMENT: |
Please follow these instructions carefully. Part of the grading will be based on how well you followed the instructions as if we have to "fix" your presentation it will be very time consuming. 1. Each person is assigned a topic. No switching allowed. 2. Prepare THREE Powerpoint slides in a 4x3 format on your topic. Here is the template. Rename the ppt! It will come with "PresentationNo-DOC-LastName.pptx" Change it to, for example, 12-DOC-Boake.pptx. This is very important so that we can track the material and combine the presentations into the order they are listed below. If you are one of the multiple last name students, please also include your first name. 3. The content of the slides MUST include your topic and category on the first slide. [CLIMATE CHANGE - ENVIRONMENTAL - THE BIG THAW] for example. Beyond that you are using the blank pages provided to convey an expanded message about your topic using both graphics and text. Do not put your names on the slides. 4. The slides will run "automated" Pecha Kucha style, so 20 seconds per slide. The template is set to automatically change at 20 seconds. No fancy transitions. 5. You must narrate the slides. So your voice for 20 seconds of intelligent narration for each slide. Please do not simply put text on the slide and read it. Make it engaging. This is media. Present as you would appreciate being presented to. The assignment is to be uploaded to LEARN and we will combine the ppts into one larger presentation to present to the class.
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last updated October 30, 2015 4:34 PM
Primary Topic | Sub topic | Student | URL | ||
1 | Climate Change | Environmental | The Big Thaw | Kyra Ahier | link |
2 | Technological | Climate Modeling | Shahal Ahmed | link | |
3 | Decarbonization | Annika Babra | link | ||
4 | Sequestration | Osman Bari | link | ||
5 | Social | Mega Droughts | Jennifer Boothby | link | |
6 | Passive Design | Hannah Carmichael | link | ||
7 | Personal Carbon | Logan Carragher | link | ||
8 | Political | Equity | Ardy Chang | link | |
9 | Sea Level Rise | Lisa Chen | link | ||
10 | Economic | Mitigation vs Adaptation | Mei Yi Chen | link | |
11 | The Developing World | Natalie Choi | link | ||
12 | Business Opportunity | Jonathan Clubine | link | ||
13 | Energy | Social | Fuel Poverty | Jordan D'Ascenzo | link |
14 | Technological | Micro-generation | Bhadra D'Sa | link | |
15 | Hydrogen economy | Charlotte Damus | link | ||
16 | Photovoltaics | Laura Deacon | link | ||
17 | Environmental | Emissions | Matthew Dlugosz | link | |
18 | CO2 Storage | Jacob Drung | link | ||
19 | Nuclear waste | Kelliann Drury | link | ||
20 | Biofuels | Ethan Duffey | link | ||
21 | Wind farms | Olivia Fetterly | link | ||
22 | Urbanization | Economic | Agriculture | Fion Fong | link |
23 | Congestion | Maxime Gordon | link | ||
24 | Environmental | Eco-cities | Justin Govindasamy | link | |
25 | Flooding | Christopher Hardy | link | ||
26 | Heat Islands | Tianyi Huang | link | ||
27 | Urban Footprint | Brooke Hudy-Yuffa | link | ||
28 | Technological | Techno-reliance | Kimberly Huggins | link | |
29 | Social | Growth | Iryna Humenyuk | link | |
30 | Aspirations | Rajashree Iyer | link | ||
31 | Community | Claudia Jaegerman | link | ||
32 | Water | Political | Water Rights | Kara-Ann Jebbink | link |
33 | Social | Water Consciousness | Nilojan Jegatheeswaran | link | |
34 | Technological | Water Harvesting | Uarda Kellezi | link | |
35 | Waste | Social | Marginal Communities | Jae-Wook Kim | link |
36 | Technological | Industrial symbiosis | Jaewon Kim | link | |
37 | Energy Resource | Rachel Lau | link | ||
38 | Minimization | Jiwon Lee | link | ||
39 | Political | Exportation | Ruth Lee | link | |
40 | Convergence | Environmental | Nutraeuticals | Jing Yao Liao | link |
41 | Urban Informatics | Chia-Nung Lim | link | ||
42 | Global Monitoring | Shay Linton | link | ||
43 | Pathogen Promiscuity | Laura Matos | link | ||
44 | Biomimicry | Iva Mema | link | ||
45 | Technological | Infinite Content | Violeta Michailova | link | |
46 | Location Awareness | Alshima Mohammed | link | ||
47 | Artificial Intelligence | Shiuli Mukerjea | link | ||
48 | Precision Therapy | Aamirah Nakhuda | link | ||
49 | Internet of Things | Yunjia Ni | link | ||
50 | Social | Transmedia Architecture | Lorenzo Nicolini | link | |
51 | Open Innovation | Emilie O'Neill | link | ||
52 | Self Surveillance | Yoojin Oh | link | ||
53 | Collaborative Consumption | Poorna Patange | link | ||
54 | Health 2.0 | Andy Pham | link | ||
55 | Political | Genetech | Nicholas Puersten | link | |
56 | Cyber Crime | Madeleine Reinhart | link | ||
57 | Irreversible Science | Severyn Romanskyy | link | ||
58 | Sovereign Wealth | Hannah Roorda | link | ||
59 | Nano Hazards | Maxwell Schramp | link | ||
60 | Economic | Leapfrogging | Sonja Schweiger | link | |
61 | New Philanthropy | Shivangy Sundarajan | link | ||
62 | Coopetition | Thomas Tencer | link | ||
63 | User Centricity | Brian Tien | link | ||
64 | Health Tourism | Kennedy Toivonen | link | ||
65 | Food | Social | Convenience | Truong-Tuan-Thanh Tran | link |
66 | Ethical Food | Giselle Tyrrell | link | ||
67 | Hunger | Padmini Unni | link | ||
68 | Farmers | Christina Vogiatzis | link | ||
69 | Affluent Taste | Karen Wang | link | ||
70 | Technological | Fertiliser | Zhaocheng Wang | link | |
71 | Engineered Seed | Kevin Watts | link | ||
72 | Hydroponics | Zihao Wei | link | ||
73 | Leftovers | Nicole Wilke | link | ||
74 | Environmental | Livestock | Jason Wu | link | |
75 | Soil Depletion | Tong Wu | link | ||
76 | Economic | Fast Food Outlets | Nicole Yip | link | |
77 | Political | Labelling | Jia Zhang | link | |
Evaluation: |
This project is valued at 15% of your final grade. Rubric: Content - /20 |
last updated October 30, 2015 4:34 PM