Sir Norman Foster speaks about the birth and rise of sustainable thinking, technological solutions, and the influence of Buckminster Fuller. Running time 32:05.
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very interesting. Fuller in America, in Russia Shukhov, it's time to meet for joint projects, an interesting case, dreams are good if you dont dream then u gave up. in terms of poverty, well everything is relative and new technology its always down the block from us. If something is not affordable now, at one point it will. to answer your question yes, a person w/o money might not be able to enjoy his own "green" home, but this is this is when he talks about "green agenda," buildings being part of nature; then your homeless person will not be enjoying it in a micro aspect but on the macro aspect.