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SXSW Eco 2015 Program Guide

The digital version of the SXSW V2V Guide is now available! Packed full of information, this guide is a must-read before leaving home, and a great resource on the ground.

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57 INTRODUCTION MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY STARTUP SHOWCASE PLACE BY DESIGN INDEX SXSW Eco 2015 PLACE BY DESIGN FINALISTS: SOCIAL IMPACT HAVEN FOR HOPE Presenter: Rick Archer, FAIA, LEED AP Overland Partners San Antonio, TX Haven for Hope—home to more than 78 San Antonio-based nonprofits—is the largest and most comprehensive homeless facility in the United States, bringing together all the necessary services to address the root causes of homelessness. RAPIDO Presenter: Elaine Morales- Diaz, Design Associate, buildingcommunityWORKSHOP Rio Grande Valley, TX RAPIDO rethinks the model of rebuilding. It approaches disaster recovery from a temp-to- perm strategy that quickly deploys a temporary CORE to a family's property that expands over time with semi-custom additions as resources become available. RIBBON GARDENS Presenters: Tim Bevins LEED-AP ND; Green Urbanism Program Associate | Global Green USA Oakland, CA Ribbon Gardens are a DIY response to food scarcity in food deserts that simultaneously strengthen community cohesiveness. They transform lost public space into functional food production areas through a customized, easy to assemble kit of parts. SAVE ALTGELD! Presenter: Tom Veed, Architecture for Humanity Chicago, IL In 2013 CHA sought funding to demolish over 600 homes in Altgeld Gardens on Chicago's south side. With our community partners, AFH authored a plan to save 97% of the units. Now we are building on that win to make a case for reinvestment in the region.

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