Making A Martian Home: Finding Humans On Mars Through Utopian Architecture

Jeevendrampillai, David; Parkhurst, Aaron

doi:10.1080/17406315.2021.1962136

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“…Every human being needs a place to take refuge from all threats. Basically, humans need a place of protection after getting their basic needs [1]. A house is a place for humans to live and a reason to ensure health [2].…”

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Realizing healthy homes through the latrine program in Meteseh Village Semarang Indonesia

Mandaka

Wardianto

Nuzuludin

2022

J. Pemberdaya. Publ. Has. Pengabdi. Kpd. Masy

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A place of shelter and rest that fulfils physiological needs fulfils psychological needs, prevents disease transmission, prevents accidents and fulfils the concepts of cleanliness, health and beauty that can lead to a perfect life, both physically, spiritually and economically, is called a healthy home. Its characteristics include having a good water source, smooth air circulation inside and outside the room, solid and liquid waste disposal channels, freeing harmful chemicals, house cleanliness, sturdy building materials, and a green environment. Basically, housing is a basic human need and is also a determinant of public health. Decent housing for housing must meet health requirements, one of which concerns the need for latrines. The purpose of this paper is to provide insight to the Meteseh community regarding healthy homes and provide solutions for people who do not meet healthy home standards. In Meteseh Village, there are still houses that do not have latrines. This time, the types of community service programs were in the form of counselling and demonstrations. The method used was by coordinating with the village head in Meteseh, Tembalang District, Semarang, conducting field surveys, asking permission to socialize with residents regarding healthy homes, then installing latrines and evaluating after latrine installation. This activity's target is poor and has not implemented a clean and healthy lifestyle in Meteseh village. The result after the service is that the Meteseh community understands a healthy home better and also begins to apply it in their daily lives.

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Realizing healthy homes through the latrine program in Meteseh Village Semarang Indonesia

Mandaka

Wardianto

Nuzuludin

2022

J. Pemberdaya. Publ. Has. Pengabdi. Kpd. Masy

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Building Science, Design, and Engineering Beyond Earth

Hollander¹

2022

The First City on Mars: An Urban Planner’s Guide to Settling the Red Planet

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To be is not to inhabit: Yuri M. Lotman’s Ulysses and his transhumanist context

Váša

2023

Semiotica

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This essay contextualizes the Dantean figure of Ulysses, as conceived by Yuri M. Lotman, and draws this key figure of modernity into a network of mutually interconnected discourses: primarily transhumanist visions of the human future in space, which nevertheless arise from the specifically modern epistemic dimension of “restlessness,” and intertwine with post-war astronautics, cyborg visions of human re-engineering, and revolutionary considerations of speculative realism. The key is Lotman’s emphasis on Ulysses as a figure of “energy of thought”; in this regard, the essay shows how the original poetic “decision,” embodied by the Ulysses figure, advocates implicit cruelty in the name of the future (treated as an inevitable fate), and how this decision generates a logical and progressively unfolding series of “inhuman” images of man situated in the universe as an event of saturation of matter with merciless intelligence.

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Making A Martian Home: Finding Humans On Mars Through Utopian Architecture

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Realizing healthy homes through the latrine program in Meteseh Village Semarang Indonesia

Realizing healthy homes through the latrine program in Meteseh Village Semarang Indonesia

Building Science, Design, and Engineering Beyond Earth

To be is not to inhabit: Yuri M. Lotman’s Ulysses and his transhumanist context

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