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About Sebastian

Sebastian is a Architecture Student living in Los Angeles.

I very interested in how the built environment is affected by our actions and how those actions can be changed to create a great space.
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On 2009-08-24 Sebastian GOODmarked

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On 2009-08-18 Sebastian posted
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Bike-Sharing in Boston

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  • on August 18, 2009 at 3:28 pm

“Boston Gears Up for Biggest Bike-Sharing Program“, nytimes Bike-sharing is no longer just a european thing. Many US cities have began seeing bike-sharing as a way to reduce traffic and a clean up the environment.Boston’s efforts are on the large scale but a more grass roots approach are also in effect in places like Portland, ME. In Portland locals developed the White Bike project, which salvages old bikes and make them available to all. GOOD also has…

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  • Tags: b-cycle , bike sharing , bikes , Boston
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On August 18, 2009 Sebastian Discussed

“No Impact Man”

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-MaxNY seems to be a perfect place for such an experiment. It would be interesting to see how this challenge would play out in LA. Thanks for adding the live link. Can you tell that was my first failed attempt at embedding a video in the community blog. Better luck next time 

On 2009-08-11 Sebastian posted
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“No Impact Man”

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  • on August 11, 2009 at 3:45 pm

Family Man, Colin Beavan , changes everything in his life so he can have little to “no impact” on our environment and they filmed all of it. Check out the trailer.

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On July 15, 2009 Sebastian Discussed

iPhone Apps Turned Green

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Ignorance is no longer bliss

This idea that an iphone app can assist you in being more environmentally responsible is really interesting. How can an application in a smartphone augment your real life? It will be interesting to see how the technology of Augmented reality applications will evolve and how living green will be incorporated into the new technology. 

For more on the technology on augmented reality check out this GOOD blog post

http://www.good.is/post/better-choices-through-technology/

On 2009-07-15 Sebastian posted
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Will our Streets Make Room for us?

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  • on July 15, 2009 at 1:36 pm

It is certain that the population of LA is increasing. Lets assume that the population of LA is supposed to double in the next 50 years what will our streets look like?

Take Santa Monica/ West LA for instance.  On an average day there are 300,000 commuters going to and from this part of the city of angels. If our population increases so dramatically how will LA accommodate the growth? Our streets will change but…

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  • Tags: bikes , cars , Design , driving , Home , Scooters , Sidewalks , streets , traffic , transit , walking
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On 2009-08-18 Sebastian posted
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Bike-Sharing in Boston

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  • on August 18, 2009 at 3:28 pm

“Boston Gears Up for Biggest Bike-Sharing Program“, nytimes Bike-sharing is no longer just a european thing. Many US cities have began seeing bike-sharing as a way to reduce traffic and a clean up the environment.Boston’s efforts are on the large scale but a more grass roots approach are also in effect in places like Portland, ME. In Portland locals developed the White Bike project, which salvages old bikes and make them available to all. GOOD also has…

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On 2009-08-11 Sebastian posted
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“No Impact Man”

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  • on August 11, 2009 at 3:45 pm

Family Man, Colin Beavan , changes everything in his life so he can have little to “no impact” on our environment and they filmed all of it. Check out the trailer.

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On 2009-07-15 Sebastian posted
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Will our Streets Make Room for us?

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  • on July 15, 2009 at 1:36 pm

It is certain that the population of LA is increasing. Lets assume that the population of LA is supposed to double in the next 50 years what will our streets look like?

Take Santa Monica/ West LA for instance.  On an average day there are 300,000 commuters going to and from this part of the city of angels. If our population increases so dramatically how will LA accommodate the growth? Our streets will change but…

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On August 18, 2009 Sebastian Discussed

“No Impact Man”

  • and said:

-MaxNY seems to be a perfect place for such an experiment. It would be interesting to see how this challenge would play out in LA. Thanks for adding the live link. Can you tell that was my first failed attempt at embedding a video in the community blog. Better luck next time 

On July 15, 2009 Sebastian Discussed

iPhone Apps Turned Green

  • and said:

Ignorance is no longer bliss

This idea that an iphone app can assist you in being more environmentally responsible is really interesting. How can an application in a smartphone augment your real life? It will be interesting to see how the technology of Augmented reality applications will evolve and how living green will be incorporated into the new technology. 

For more on the technology on augmented reality check out this GOOD blog post

http://www.good.is/post/better-choices-through-technology/

On 2009-08-24 Sebastian GOODmarked

LOOK: PACT Sustainable Underwear

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