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Week3 Bang Presentation
1. potentiality
Research what is possible in the
future, in order to nd out scenarios
and gaps within current literature
and academic research. The seed
already holds the future, but the
sky
future state can still vary greatly:
how will the future plant look like?
This is highly uncertain.
ground
soil
novelty
2. potentiality
Research what is possible in the
future, in order to nd out scenarios
and gaps within current literature
and academic research. The seed
already holds the future, but the
sky
future state can still vary greatly:
how will the future plant look like?
This is highly uncertain.
ground
soil
novelty
3. possibility
ood
Reoccuring disasters are not a
potentiality, but a possibility. That is:
surface
their occurance can be predicted to
some extent, it is a matter of when
and where. But the state of emer-
gency is not new.
soil
emergency
4. possibility
ood
Reoccuring disasters are not a
potentiality, but a possibility. That is:
surface
their occurance can be predicted to
some extent, it is a matter of when
and where. But the state of emer-
gency is not new.
soil
emergency
5. nurturing
sun
The rst sprouts are visible from the
seed. Only now can one more or less
guess what the nal plant might water
look like: it’s type is shown as well as
the rst outer esthetics of the future
green.
surface
soil
emergence
6. nurturing
sun
The rst sprouts are visible from the
seed. Only now can one more or less
guess what the nal plant might water
look like: it’s type is shown as well as
the rst outer esthetics of the future
green.
surface
soil
emergence
7. future state
Here is the nal plant, even though
this state of being will never be
actualised: in fact, it will remain in
sun
the virtualities of us as utopias,
dystopias, scenarios, etc.
surface
soil
virtual state
8. future state
Here is the nal plant, even though
this state of being will never be
actualised: in fact, it will remain in
sun
the virtualities of us as utopias,
dystopias, scenarios, etc.
surface
soil
virtual state
9. red cross
CARE
shelter
great-britain
Awami league
pakistan democracy GDP
agriculture caritas
NGOs
shermen
sanitation
history market
politics
india
religion
nomadic
aid FDI
bengal
economy
islam
culture secularity
awareness wealth
corruption
purdha
inequalities
prediction
poverty hope
diarrhea
deaths
vulnerability
bangladesh
slums
development
homeless risk
density
urbanity
drought
cyclones
dwellings
hazard
arthquakes
cities
disaster
natural
commercial
villages
structures infrastructure
oods
mangroves
political conglomerations
tornadoes
damage
coast
water
rivers war
landslides
dump
settlements
oppression
regeneration
waste
delta
hills rubble
hydrology groundwater
chars
swamps recycle
cultivated soil
potentialities
terrain
ecology redevelopment
contamination
possibilities
geology
grasslands forests
10. phase 1: source
shing economy circle
phase 2: dwelling
phase 3: pro t
11. phase 1: source
shing economy circle
phase 2: dwelling
phase 3: pro t
12. phase 1: source
shing economy circle
phase 2: dwelling
phase 3: pro t
13. phase 1: source
shing economy circle
phase 2: dwelling
phase 3: pro t
14. phase 1: source
agriculture
agriculture economy circle
phase 2: dwelling
settlements
phase 3: pro t
market
15. phase 1: source
agriculture
agriculture economy circle
phase 2: dwelling
settlements
phase 3: pro t
market
16. phase 1: source
agriculture
agriculture economy circle
phase 2: dwelling
settlements
phase 3: pro t
market
17. phase 1: source
agriculture
agriculture economy circle
phase 2: dwelling
settlements
phase 3: pro t
market
18. phase 1: source
slum economy circle
phase 2: dwelling
phase 3: pro t
19. phase 1: source
slum economy circle
phase 2: dwelling
phase 3: pro t
20. phase 1: source
slum economy circle
phase 2: dwelling
phase 3: pro t
21. phase 1: source
slum economy circle
phase 2: dwelling
phase 3: pro t
23. 48th economy of the world pharmaceutical
jute
2/3 employed in agricultural sector and
highly dependent on erratic monsoon
shrimp
since 1971received
>30 billion $ grants
independence
shipbreaking
partition of india and
east and west pakistan
rice Dhaka was economic center Mughals
Calcutta became economic center British
Bangladesh reduced to agricultural society
abolishment of
feudal system
NOW: chittagong economic center split of east and west pakistan
ceramics
awami league awami league
first elected re-elected
microcredit
government government
leather
chemical 1991 BNP party elected
1982
military coup
language war
1975 coup of
british east india company
mughal empire steel party
urdu to bengali
mining
BNP
1757-1857
1500-1757
british crown
1857-1947
famine 1770
paper and pulp
famine 1943 famine 1973
1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1955 1960 1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020
32. to do list next week:
evolutionary timeline: static geographical maps:
- add microcredits (we have data) - relationships Bangladesh to world
- add building typologies - relathionships within Bangladesh
- link layers according to braingraph * GDP distribution
- change scale of religion * disaster distribution
- nalize layout * material distribution
practicalities:
- get into contact with case locals
- contact university of Chittagong
- nd nal accomodation / work spaces
case speci c information: research focus:
- map destruction of disaster - be sharp on eld goals
- identify interesting locations - be sharp on research thesis
- need more info on Chittagong 1991: - compose how to combine ndings:
- contact local insitutions book for personal use