This is a presentation for the introduction of D+E|E+D as a student organization.

1. D+E|E+D

2. Design.

4. Engineering.

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7. Education.

9. Development.

11. The nature of the organization. An amalgam of diversified expertise – designers, architects, engineers, thinkers, policy-makers, etc. An idealistic think-tank that acts, demanding its presence through its D+E|E+Ds.

12. Belief. We believe in the power of design, technology, education and social policies to effect change throughout the developing world. We trust in idealistic philosophies of today’s youth.

13. SOCIAL ARCHITECTURE & ENGINEERING

14. “architecture has to be greater than just architecture. it has to address social values, as well as technical and aesthetic values.” – Samuel Mockbee

15. Social Architecture and Engineering…To provide well-designed and well-built environments for those in need

17. The power of design should not be limited by resources

18. Affordable Houses, New Orleans

21. engineering /technology, infrastructure, materials, construction

22. social policy /culture, construction-business models, sustainability

23. business/fundraising, corporate partnerships, development models

24. think-tank /design, technology, development, entrepreneurship

26. educate /impart new skills and knowledge to equip for the future

27. influence/impact communities and improve quality of life

29. website /web design,maintain and update web space

30. treasury /fundraising, managing accounts, grant writing

31. construction/construction management, volunteer recruitment

32. material sourcing /identifying and procuring sustainable materials

33. CAD drawings / design drawings, construction documents, renderings

35. project 1 Sustainable and Affordable House Lansing, NY PHASE 2

36. project 1 Sustainable and Affordable House Lansing, NY

37. project 1 Sustainable and Affordable House Lansing, NY TO BE BUILT!

39. Detailing

40. Construction Drawings

42. Architecture

43. DEA (interiors and ergonomics)

45. project 2 RE-Urbanize Ithaca! From NIMBY to Neighbor: Affordable Housing Development in Tompkins County A 2003 Report for CRP 558: Housing Workshop

46. project 2 RE-Urbanize Ithaca! The number of bed-nights provided by the Red Cross grew 58% over the past three years. In 2002 demand for beds in the county shelter system exceeded capacity by 239%. A majority of the county’s low and lowest income residents pay greater than 30% of their incomeon rent.

53. Ithaca Neighborhood Housing Service (INHS)

54. HUD

56. Transportation Engineers

57. Renderings

58. Planners

59. Urban Designers

60. Architects

64. Contacts Barry Beagen bb379 Jonathan Leape jhl99 Laura Schultz lrs48 Lauren Schunk las364

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