It has been two years since winning the TED Prize and the birth of an idea and website called the Open Architecture Network - the worlds first open source (access) site for architectural solutions to humanitarian crises. This will be a critical look at whether it is working. Also a brief look ahead and at the 2009 Open Architecture Challenge: Classroom which launches the week before at Davos.
More from BIL 2009
- "Material Social Change" How a fabric company is transforming lives in local communities globally — Eve Blossom
- 10 Lessons I Learned from Starting Companies in a Downturn — Francine Hardaway
- 15 minutes with an evil genius — Whurley
- A Garage-Level Biomedical Research Effort is Taking on Death — John Schloendorn
More on Arts & Media
- "A Thousand Words" — Steve Payne
- And Along Comes Another Blog: How to Make Your Efforts Stand Out — Mary Lansing
- Ariel Garten — Ariel Garten
- Art Monks and Remarriage to Science — Kenneth Hughes ▶ video