HACKING HOUSING: PAD

¶< tjm.org

[great idea, love this. Just checking & thumbs up, more later. -Tim McCormick  Twitter @tmccormick tjm.org ]

¶< @dazinism

Yes this is interesting.UK wise there are possible options for expanding a houshold within the curtailage of a house. Residential development in the open countryside if there is an 'essential need' as part of a agricultural/forestry livelihood.Radical Routes have been effectively hacking housing co-op finance and regulations for years. twitter @dazinism
Also see http://beingsomewhere.net/ Simon and Jasmine are doing some great work. Experimenting with building using materials found on site or recycled as much as possible.  Also addressing beuracracy.

¶< @kamiel79

After some explorations in France and Spain, #Portugal seems to be the best bet. Central Portugal. See http://earth-neighbours.com. Much less red tape, many UK people came here for early retirement and sustainable living. Internet coverage on rural hilltop fast enough for basic stuff for 40/month, but if you're lucky there are even ruins with a telephone line. I like the coming together of hacker/sustainability cultures. I'm everywhere @kamiel79


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The problem is the weather, so I'm betting on Canary Islands. The slight but substantial difference in low temperatures, esp in winters:

    Lanzarote: normal winter night low 16°C, cold of 13°C
    Coimbra, central Portugal: normal nights <10°C, low around 0°C

(I picked Coimbra, open to change to other reference Central Portugal place). The difference between 15 and 5 degrees is, in the first you can camp and won't get sick if you pass out on the porch, in the second you can't camp, and will get a winter cough.
Land prices in Lanza are 3-5€/square meter for farming land. I think the connectivity is not much worse - cheap flights. @dcht00

¶< @stefek99

Random #Polish link - New legislation - no need for building permits under certain conditions. (use Google translate)  Twitter @stefek99

One more, this time from wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Micha%C5%82_Drzyma%C5%82a - "He is a Polish folk hero because, after he was denied permission to build a house on his own land (only because he was Polish) by the Prussian authorities in the village of Kaisertreu, he bought a circus wagon and turned it into his home. At the time, Prussian law considered any dwelling a house if it remained stationary for more than 24 hours. Drzymała use the mobility of the wagon to exploit the law and to avoid the negative consequences by moving the wagon each day and thus preventing the Prussians the ability to penalize him."

¶< @mspanc

[ Truly awesome concept, I am in Twitter @mspanc ]

¶(encountered on jvea.org conf 2015-07)

Encountered July 2015 on jvea.org "conference" ...

1) MAKING ROOM - CULTURAL PRODUCTION IN OCCUPIED SPACES:
    http://www.jvea.org/making-room-cultural-production-in-occupied-spaces/
    http://joaap.org/press/makingroom.htm
    compiled by Alan Smart
    .PDF can be had - watch this space

2) SQEK:
    http://sqek.squat.net/ ("squatting everywhere research kollektive")

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Amsterdam squat + hacking
http://scii.nl/
"Where are they now?"

¶< gio.yono

The ideas are great but not everyone wants to go into the countryside & loneliness, even if with a few other like-minded people.
Many people want to enjoy different cities and their inspiring spirit
 So how about populating flat roofs in big cities as summer camps?
 Tents or other structures on the roof can be connected to the infrastructures in the flats below, where friends (and the owner of the house) allow to use the toilet, electricity, WLAN, etc.
 
 Some flat roofs can have damage from people who are walking on it, therefore the owner has to be asked before, as he has to come up for the renovation costs.
 Also people who are drunk or do not see in the dark can fall down from the roof, so some fence, etc. would be of benefit. 

--- gio.yono1@gmail.com

¶Check "law for the commons"

-> http://wiki.commonstransition.org/wiki/Law_for_the_Commons

¶3D-printed Housing
:
    * https://www.nasa.gov/directorates/spacetech/centennial_challenges/3DPHab/index.html
    * https://www.businessinsider.fr/us/3d-homes-that-take-24-hours-and-less-than-4000-to-print-2018-9
    * https://www.iconbuild.com/ :
        Vulcan II
    * https://cobod.com/
    * [...]
-----------------------------------
* they don't look realy 3d-printed, think windows, etc
* ... so, DEFINE 3D-PRINTED !  ... define by labour intensity ... #automation
* ... also and mostly, define by MATERIALS, HABITAT PROPERTIES, ...

¶Chattel house (Barbados)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chattel_house
movable house, associated with Barbados

¶Tiny House Villages
https://www.squareonevillages.org/emerald
"""
Emerald Village Eugene (EVE) is an affordable tiny home community developed by SquareOne Villages. 
It builds upon the success of Opportunity Village Eugene, which is a transitional micro-housing community for otherwise homeless individuals and couples. This next iteration of our village model provides a permanent, accessible and sustainable place to transition to.
"""

¶Rethinking public lands
#oldie #tomerge
(fragments on idea to petition UNESCO for Lanzarote as "terra nova", etc)

:
    * ... as common lands?
    * any successful campaigns that changed the rules?
    * any ready-made rulesets?
    * any national, supernational ally organizations?
    * re-indigenous? neo-indigenous/trans-indigenous initiatives?
    * establishing "free land" anywhere in the world?
    * [...]

https://www.summitpost.org/public-and-private-land-percentages-by-us-states/186111
there's a lot of public land almost everywhere

¶Case of #cht7d eviction / #EOL : ley de costas 2021-05-20

___________ situation

* (guardia passes by previous day, after a while, might be related)

* police come, give 24h notice:
    say they'll come again only on monday (in 4 days)
    there's 11 vehicles.
    others higher up, which got eviction previous day, don't get it this time !

* basically, 20m in urbano, 100m normal, 200m extended:
    ### how to see if extended: ???
    -------------
    important: establish zero line!:
        not high water mark but "coast line", usually this will be cliff top + ~5-10m

full info:
    * https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ley_de_Costas_de_Espa%C3%B1a
    * https://www.miteco.gob.es/es/costas/preguntas-frecuentes/index2010-10-29_22.56.32.8360.aspx
        ### checkout


___________ finding new spot
********[m!!↑] merge this **********

@grafcan:

* check for land status

* check for nature / protected zones

* mapa de ocupacion de suelo:
    SHOWS THE PURPLE SPOT
    THIS IS JABLITO 2+3
    MIGHT BE OUR "GOLD SPOT"
    (at least, if any of it is out of COASTAL ZONE) ... however that's established

* LITORAL→ Deslinde dominio public maritimo:
    aka "COSTAS" :)
    ---------------------
    DPMT = Dominion maritimo publico terestre
    NO CAMPING ZONE!
    -----------------------
        green = "Límite DPMT aprobadoDPMT :
            maybe zero point?
        purple = "DPMT=Límite SP aprobada":
            maybe +100m ?
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* USOS AGRICOLAS:
    shows kind of CATASTRAL FEATURES but also NATURAL (like barranco)

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Jablito 2022 case:
            B) ORDENACION DT:
                SAU PA + SUz = "Suelo apto para urbanizar con planes aprobados" + "Suelo Urbanizable"
                close to SRC= Suelo Rustico Comun





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open q:
    * LEGAL -- what can we do with a RUINA?:
        example:
            IS marked as RUIN
            but NOT on CATASTRO (=RUIN WITH NO OWNER)???
    * CONSTRUCTION -- easiest way to secure a ruina:
        * steel mesh net + wooden cross beams + don't sleep there + stress test + cement asap (HOW TO DIY CEMENT?)
        * ask >santi
    * ###


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found via slovenian moneylab (2020) 
http://spatialtech.info/
"""We are a group of architects, researchers, and educators, who develop solutions for spatial problems; hacking economic, technological and political infrastructures to shape the future city.""" <--- has this, link to social media (quite active and popular, reposting pretty things) and ... nothing more? where are the solutions, the hacks?
https://doma.city
looks like liberal mutualism


via http://blog.p2pfoundation.net/introducing-the-commoners-of-the-european-commons-assembly-madrid/2017/10/23 :
    * MINISTRY OF SPACE @Belgrade:
        Iva Cukic: Ministry of Space (Ministarstvo prostora) is a collective from Belgrade which was founded in 2011 with the aim of reflection on the future of cities. Their joint work was initially focused on the formal creation and defense of public and common space, using the DIY philosophy. This is a further incentive to the study of different approaches to urban development, cultural practices and interventions in cities, through a series of actions, exhibitions, workshops and public discussions.
    * [...]


#lol #detournment #squatting @SLO
http://www.24ur.com/novice/crna-kronika/foto-v-betonskem-stebru-gojil-konopljo.html


@UK #camping #legal
http://www.freedomcampingclub.org/campsite-startup.asp
"Freedom camping club are a fully certified exempted organisation and have legal powers to licence any piece of land deemed suitable for camping and caravanning to operate as a campsite. You don't need to apply for planning permission or a licence from your local authority and its a great way to get a small campsite running in areas where planning approval would not normally be given."
a bit like #CLT ?


Tiny house and Green house #live-in #research #textilefarming
PhD research from Svenja Keune https://www.instagram.com/textilefarming/
in Sweden


Fabship as " Off-grid maker spaces for a better world"
http://fabship.cc/
derived from https://www.earthshipglobal.com/


<ams
earthships
pioneer: Michael Reynolds
self sufficient housing, no bills, no harm for natural environment
 (arch. Barbara Wojtkowska) -> minimum 14 celsius degree inside an earthship - while its polish winter outside
 (polish example in Mierzeszyn, but its ugly and not open to public)
Earthship open to public - in Zwolle, Netherlands
Wikipedia: An Earthship is a style of architecture developed in the late 20th century to early 21st century by architect Michael Reynolds. Earthships are designed to behave as passive solar earth shelters made of both natural and upcycled materials such as earth-packed tires. Earthships may feature a variety of amenities and aesthetics, and are designed to withstand the extreme temperatures of a desert, managing to stay close to 70 °F (21 °C) regardless of outside weather conditions. Earthship communities were originally built in the desert of northern New Mexico, near the Rio Grande, and the style has spread to small pockets of communities around the globe, in some cases in spite of legal opposition to its construction and adoption. 
Reynolds developed the Earthship design after moving to New Mexico and completing his degree in architecture, intending them to be "off-the-grid-ready" homes, with minimal reliance on public utilities and fossil fuels. They are constructed to use available natural resources, especially energy from the sun and rain water. They are designed with thermal mass construction and natural cross-ventilation to regulate indoor temperature, and the designs are intentionally uncomplicated and mainly single-story, so that people with little building knowledge can construct them. They can be perceived as a realization of the utopia of autonomous housing and sustainable living. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earthship
passive architecture
popular trend in architecture right now
neorurals in warsaw (meh)
"Życie poza systemem - off grid, kampery, cohousing, ekowioski" group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/1623441477951491/?notif_id=1673360842145475&notif_t=group_r2j_approved&ref=notif "living outside the system - off grid, campers, cohousing, ecovillages" polish group on fb with 51 000 participants