Titel	Abstract	Bewertung
Race and the Subprime Crisis: The Future of Minority Neighborhoods - The New School	Some critics blame the Community Reinvestment Act for the mortgage meltdown that prompted the current deep recession. Others point to the abuses of subprime lending and Wall Street manipulation. Yet questions about the impact of the economic collapse on African American communities—and about the future of neighborhood stability, consumer access to credit, and the role of race in public policy—remain unanswered. As the federal government acts to reverse the economy's decline, what have we learned, and what does the future hold?
Community-Based Development in New York - The New School for Public Engagement	For decades, deliberations over land use in New York City have included developers, community boards, elected officials, and city agencies such as the Department of City Planning. Do the people who live and work in city neighborhoods have a sufficient voice? Do residents improve the process or impede progress? Who is best positioned to determine a neighborhood's needs, and what are the best structures for public participation? What does the future hold for the city as it recovers from the current recession?  Milano School of International Affairs, Management, and Urban Policy \| http://www.newschool.edu/milano	266 views
John Campbell. Mortgage Market Design	John Campbell give a talk at the New Economic School	178 views
Avi Friedman: Thinking Outside the Box on Affordable Housing	The SFU Centre for Dialogue presents renowned international housing expert Dr. Avi Friedman, in collaboration with the Urban Development Institute, City of Vancouver, Social Planning and Research Council of BC, BC Non-Profit Housing Association and other partners. Metro Vancouver's many attributes make it a highly desirable place to live and invest. Unfortunately, that makes housing, whether rental or ownership, unaffordable for many of the region's citizens. The need to think outside the box about lower-cost residential options has become an urgent priority. Renowned international housing expert Dr. Avi Friedman speaks about what's making housing unaffordable in Metro Vancouver -- as well as the direct and indirect contributions that affordable housing makes to communities. He describes potential housing strategies, including examples of local and international projects, that offer innovative affordable housing solutions for this region.	481 views
Designing Healthy and Prosperous Communities	The heavily subsidized suburban design of the American Dream is at the heart of our obesity, mortgage, and fiscal problems. Watch this live recording, in which Dr. Richard Jackson, host of the PBS-special presentation "Designing Healthy Communities," shares his insightful and provocative views about how the built environment is also central for putting us back on track.	278 views
Designing Healthy Communities	City Club of Portland Friday Forum, 6/22/12
Designing Homes and Neighborhoods for an Aging Population	Retrofitting existing homes, affordable housing, suburban retrofits, healthy communities, and universal design strategies provide options for aging in place. Panelists provide real-world, design-focused solutions across a variety of scales. Panelists include: Christopher Leinberger, visiting fellow, Brookings Institution; Ellen Dunham Jones, professor, Architecture Program, Georgia Institute of Technology; Matthias Hollwich, principal, Hollwich Kushner (HWKN); Christine Nocar, vice president of construction management, National Church Residences. This session was part of the symposium "Designing Homes and Neighborhoods for an Aging Population."	156 views

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Lfd.	Titel	Abstract	Bewertung
1	OpenBIM: The State of the Art of Interoperability		191 views
	SMARTBIM Library and Data Management Tools		88 views