Introduction & question about where to camp.

[Randall Hunt]

Well, I'm finally going to make it this year -- the theme had a lot to do with it. Urban design is a personal interest, though I've no academic training for it. I've read several of Christopher Alexander's books, among many others, and I lived at Arcosanti about 7-1/2 years (cumulatively) as a structural welder, tour guide and librarian. My study of Paolo Soleri's concepts led me to write a primer on the principles of arcological design (http://www.wildapache.net/randhunt/arcology).

I understand there will be three areas where folks are encouraged to develop the theme of Metropolis. As a single camper, will I be able to find space in one of them? Are there any others here from Arcosanti?

Best wishes to you all!

[bluesbob]

If you go straight to the Burning Man home page and look at the top, you'll see a link for 2010 Theme Camps. Start talking to people and maybe you'll find a camp.



And bring lots of fucking glow sticks.

[Elderberry]

Hey there, welcome to eplaya!

JK

[veleda]

Hi there!

We'd totally be interested in having you at Sacred Spaces Village.

We actually have someone that spent time at the Arcology place in our village and we're doing a number of workshops on community development and sustainable design. If you'd be interested in giving a talk or participating even better!


Feel free to check us out! www.sacredspacesvillage.org

[veleda]

oh.. if you join our elist.. which is at the bottom fo the website.. you can post about Arcosanti. I can't off hand remember who but i am sure we can find it with a search on the elist.

:)

[Ugly Dougly]

There may not be time to build that masterpiece.

[Randall Hunt]

Thanks all, for the help & invitation. I'll check you out there.