Temporary effects of alcohol on color vision

Geniusz, Maciej; Geniusz, Malwina; Szmigiel, Marta A.; Przeździecka-Dołyk, Joanna

doi:10.1117/12.2274470

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“…Some sites, and the bent sapling frames left on them, might be revisited during the appropriate time year after year, forming a series of seasonal homes that share a portable weatherproof superstructure. 22 But more significantly, the clarity with which the waaginogaan expresses its semi-permanent nature reveals a profound truth about architecture that most American homes attempt to conceal. Both are in a constant state of flux, and both require extensive maintenance and repair to go on existing at all.…”

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Wiigwaas: Building with Birch in the Great Lakes

Nakarado

2023

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Our exploitative models of building and design arise from misconceptions about the relationship between energy and objects. The current emphasis on efficiency, performance, and life cycle assessment are not adequate remedies for the problem. Through an analysis of Anishinaabe material harvesting techniques and building technologies, this paper contends that the lighter methods of low-carbon construction practiced in the Great Lakes region for millennia are ideal alternatives to this flawed conceptualization, because they are clear and direct in their embodiment of energy and material. It includes careful study of material life cycles of traditional birchbark precedents designed to be light and portable, to be assembled quickly, and to decompose gracefully, like wiigwaasi-jiimaanan (canoes), waaginogaan (domed lodges), and makakoon (bark vessels). These models for making hold the potential to redirect prevailing conversations among architects and designers about sustainability, transition, and resilience in ways that are more ecologically responsible and better recognize and value indigenous cultures and material practices.

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Section: Stage 4: Usementioning

confidence: 99%

Wiigwaas: Building with Birch in the Great Lakes

Nakarado

2023

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Temporary effects of alcohol on color vision

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Wiigwaas: Building with Birch in the Great Lakes

Wiigwaas: Building with Birch in the Great Lakes

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