FIRST EARTH (9/12) - Uncompromising Ecological Architecture

[MrOfficialmike]

Urban Earth! bring communities together, take back the space and lets use it as a common again! work together and you see the wold is changing!

[tylervagrancy]

loved this chapter of the doc. awesome

[MrSchpankme]

Thank you.

[saphiresingold]

this is awesome - it`s new, meaningful, from the heart and so much more...

[Conspiracy2Riot]

i found this particular segment of this documentary SO uplifting and inspiring. it's been a long time since i have felt anything akin to actual admiration or pride in the human species and the narrative of this piece really slapped me as i listened to the speaker and viewed the images of these beautiful structures, the generosity of people who ARE willing to share their space in these ways...this made my day, nay, my week.

[999gandalfthekid]

wow i think about this all the time , how my town has no place for social gatherings, except for the mall and the movies, where we are fed propaganda

[annabelle7123]

well that is why everybody is so lonely among the huge crowd, lack of traditional community

[rollinshultz]

What if we were to make the city just a center for commerce, education, and entertainment? If we did not waste space in the small city on habitats but instead live outside the city proper and we come in to do business and congregate together. The city would end up being smaller, cleaner and nore comfortable for our visits, then we would return home a few miles away ti our little homesteads.

[moquiti]

@annabelle7123 That's one aspect. But there are many factors that make up a thriving community, that is why in the video you see the evolution of the built environment, it's the evidence of the evolution of individual & community consciousness; taking responsibility for being conscious beings; recognizing connectivity; expressing empathy.