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Michael Eliason
Livable Low-carbon City
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.
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5.0 stars from 18 ratings
“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...”Read full review »
NickAYaz via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/19/22
Recent Episodes
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 that cater to sprawling detached single family...
Published 01/27/23
Published 01/27/23
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 hundred years on, the experiment of zoning is a...
Published 01/13/23
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