Michael Eliason is a Seattle-based architect who has lived and worked in Germany. The Livable Low-carbon City explores the stories, places, and people working to make our buildings and cities more sustainable, enjoyable, and humane – in the face of a changing world. New episodes every other Friday. ish.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | ArtsDesignSociety & Culture |
Two years ago, a German newspaper ran a piece hinting that Green Party Bundestag member Anton Hofreiter was calling for a ban on new single family homes. Hofreiter had not been calling for a ban on single family homes, but rather an end to subsidies ... more
Strike. Verb. A disaster, or other unwelcome phenomenon that suddenly occurs and has harmful or damaging effects on something.
Zoning has afflicted our cities - some might say even damaged them - through their lack of flexibility and sterility. A h... more
Housing prices in the US are completely out of balance. Affordable housing is difficult to attain in entire metropolitan areas. There are few options for middle class households, and even fewer for working class residents.
We need a reset on the Ame... more
Aufstockungen is the German term for vertical additions. These are rooftop additions common throughout European cities - where many structures were built with concrete, block, or stone.
Vertical additions offer a really interesting path towards re-... more
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Michael Eliason, as you may have experienced him on Twitter or in other architectural and environmentalist venues, is a leading voice for building and livability for the present and the future. This podcast is a jam-packed analysis of architectural approaches to multi-unit housing (especially types overlooked in the US) and the positive impact to be made by builders, architects, and those that control zoning and building codes. If you’re interested in the intersection between building, environme... more
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