Cradle to Cradle by Diane Dale

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Cradle to Cradle

6th Conference on Roads and Regional Development15 September 2009

Diane M. Dale, ASLA, JDDirector of Community DesignWilliam McDonough + Partners


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Cradle to Cradle :remaking the way we make things

rethinking the way we designcommunities


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Relationship of transportation andland use


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Is a road the right solution?

Is it in the right location?Will it support transitability?


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What are the intended economic,social and environmental impacts?

and the unintended consequences ?


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Thrivingcommunity

Ring Road


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Cradle to Cradle design philosophy Eco-effective design

Design Principles

Integrated site systems design


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A design philosophysuggesting that:

Human design can learnfrom nature to becomean effective, safe,enriching, and delightful.

Cradle to Cradle remaking the way we make things


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Waste = Food

employsmanufacturing,distribution, and recoverysystems that allow thosematerial inputs to be putback into productive

use



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Waste = Food

uses materialinputs that havepositive effects onpeople and theenvironment



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Closed loops Up-cycling



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Use renewable energy

powered by clean andrenewable energy



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Celebrate diversity

Become native toplace



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1. Wasteequals food 2. Use renewablysourced energy 3. Celebratediversity

Natures Design Principles

4. Anticipate evolution


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Biological Metabolism Technical Metabolism

Cradle to Cradle Design Paradigm


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Biological Nutrients Fabric returns to soil safely



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Technical Nutrients Products return safely to industry



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Integrated Site Systems Design


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Eco-efficiency.

1992 Earth SummitRio de Janeiro, Brazil


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Reduce. Recycle. Reuse.


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Eco-efficiency(less bad)

Flight Path

TimePresent

B e n e

f i t s

Future

Eco-efficiency

A better world


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Minimization.


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Being less bad is not being good. William McDonough, FAIA


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Being less bad is not being good.

Its still being bad, just less so. William McDonough, FAIA


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100% Good

Eco-efficiency

Flight Path

Eco-effectiveness

Leadership

TimePresent

B e n e

f i t s

Future

Eco-effectiveness


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Optimization.


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Charting the path to 100%

good rather than trying to beless bad.


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Positive and creative designagenda.

Celebrate our abundance.


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Site

Water

Energy

Materials

IEQ

TACTICS +STRATEGIES


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TACTICS +STRATEGIES

Site

Water

Energy

Materials

IEQ


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Anorganizations

overridingvision

A declaration ofa projects

values

PRINCIPLESMISSION


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Anorganizations

overridingvision

PRINCIPLESMISSION GOALS

A declaration ofvalues to guide

projectdevelopment

What aproject will

accomplish


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Anorganizations

overridingvision

SiteWaterEnergyMaterialsIEQ

A declaration ofvalues to guide

projectdevelopment

PRINCIPLESMISSION GOALS

TACTICS +STRATEGIES

How a projectwill achieve its

goals

What aproject will

accomplish


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FORD ROUGE CENTER, Dearborn Michigan


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We are committed to transforming an icon of 20th century industrialism into a model of 21st century sustainability.

- William Clay Ford, Jr.,

CEO , Ford Motor Company

FORD ROUGE CENTER, Dearborn Michigan


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FORD ROUGE CENTER, Dearborn, Michigan, USA


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Quality EnvironmentWater

SoilAirHabitat

FORD ROUGE CENTER: conceptual framework


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FORD ROUGE CENTER: conceptual framework


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FORD ROUGE CENTER storm water strategies


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Hedgerows and Vegetated Drainage Swales


FORD ROUGE CENTER l i l i f


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Trees

Shrubs

Ground cover

FORD ROUGE CENTER ecological infrastructure

FORD ROUGE CENTER t l


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FORD ROUGE CENTER master plan

ALKIMOS CONCEPT PLAN P th A t li


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ALKIMOS CONCEPT PLAN, Perth, Australia


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ALKIMOS CONCEPT PLAN


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Vision: To create a master planned coastal

community of global significance that ismoving towards carbon-neutral living.

Development Program:Regional CenterResidential neighborhoodsCoastal development


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A place of discovery.

A resilient place. A place inspired by the Australian coast.

A place of wellbeing and prosperity . A place of respect . A resourceful place. A place well managed .

The Alkimos Principles



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Economic health Community wellbeing Excellence in infrastructure Responsible Governance & project

management

Environmental leadership

Objectives:

ESSAY OF CLUES: Hydrology


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ESSAY OF CLUES: Landform


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ESSAY OF CLUES: Vegetation


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ESSAY OF CLUES: Solar Path


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ESSAY OF CLUES: Wind


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ALKIMOS Concept Plan: 2036


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ALKIMOS Energy Strategy


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ALKIMOS Energy Strategy


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ALKIMOS Carbon Emissions: Business As Usual


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ALKIMOS Carbon Emissions: 2036


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ALKIMOS Built Form: 2 Story Row House


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ALKIMOS Built Form: Mixed Use


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ALKIMOS Built Form: Stacked Apartments


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ALKIMOS Water Use: Business As Usual


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ALKIMOS Water Use: Day 1 Efficiencies


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ALKIMOS Water Use: Harvest and Reuse


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ALKIMOS Water Use: Off-Grid Water Supply


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Business As Usual Day 1 Efficiencies


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Harvest and Reuse Off-Grid Water Supply

ALKIMOS Waste & Material Flows: Business As Usual


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ALKIMOS Waste & Material Flows: Cradle-To-Cradle


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ALKIMOS CONCEPT PLAN Entrance to Community


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ALKIMOS Harbour: 2036


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ALKIMOS CONCEPT PLAN Beachfront commercial development


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ALKIMOS Regional Centre: 2036


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ALKIMOS Regional Centre Pedestrian-focused Main Street


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ALKIMOS Neighbourhood: 2036


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ALKIMOS Neighbourhood Streets


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Cradle to Cradle Inspired Design


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Waste = Food

Eliminate concept of waste at all scales Pursue biological & technical nutrients

Incorporate reverse logistics in design Integrate site systems design



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Use renewable energy

Understand impacts of energy use- Embodied energy

- Transport of food- Cleansing and movement of water

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Respect diversity

Embrace location and culture Support environmental health

Create compelling places for people Promote social fairness

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Anticipate evolution

Anticipatory design Design the path to 100% Good

Create communities that function like

living organisms:h f h


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living organisms:- harvesting energy from the sun- sequestering carbon- making oxygen- creating habitats

- building soil- distilling water and- creating beneficial microclimates.

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remaking the way we make thingsrethinking the way we designcommunities

6th Conference on Roads and Regional Development15 September 2009

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