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Michael Eliason is a Seattle based architect advocating for housing reform across multiple dimensions. In this episode we discuss the various technologies, standards and systems that are quickly being adopted in Europe but are still seen as a novelty in the US. We discuss the German model of cooperative housing (Baugruppen), the energy efficiency standards found in Passive House, the emerging possibilities of mass timber and other decarbonization technologies, zoning reform and the key role finance plays in determining the shape of our cities.
\\nMichael on twitter: https://twitter.com/holz_bau
\\nFor a deeper dive into all of the above you can check out Michael\'s writing at the Urbanist and on his medium blog:
\\nhttps://www.theurbanist.org/author/mike-eliason/
\\n\\nOther stuff mentioned in the show:
\\nAeroseal: https://aeroseal.com/aerobarrier/
\\nEco cocoon: https://ecococon.eu/
\\nCohousing in Berlin: https://www.cohousing-berlin.de/en
\\nMass timber website in German: https://www.proholz.at/
\\nPassive House: https://naphnetwork.org/
\\nBooks (if you can find them!)
\\nSelf Made City
\\nCohousing Inclusive
\\nThe Vienna Model
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