26.07.30 meeting 1
Capitoli
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0:17Capitolo 1: I'll go see where they are. 302s · Speaker 2
I'll go see where they are. I thought we had a laptop with help. Morning. Which laptop? A laptop. He said no. So did you get a chance to finish yours? Not the presentation. So I will post the point. It's a very good book. I feel it's what w…
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You know, the colors, the paintings on the wall, that kind of thing. Plants. They even say pets. Having pets in a hospital room really helps. You know, it's interesting because you think the pets would have a lot of microbes on them. Yeah. …
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10:25Capitolo 3: Basically, what this chapter deals with is people with cognitive and neurological problems. 300s · Speaker 1
Basically, what this chapter deals with is people with cognitive and neurological problems. I guess it mainly deals with those kind of people, but I suppose it could be applied to everybody in a way that not everybody is all the same. So th…
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15:26Capitolo 4: what they talk about is a number of ways that. 300s · Speaker 1
what they talk about is a number of ways that... Designers of prisons have tried to address the design of prisons. They're called reformers and they want to help, not punish the people that are in there, to rehabilitate them. One example wa…
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20:27Capitolo 5: only the high income people could afford it. 271s · Speaker 1
only the high income people could afford it. And it also separates us from human interaction with the doctors. So I thought it was interesting, but it wouldn't really help us that much. It's kind of scary, actually. The next one is, again, …
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25:00Capitolo 6: 3D printed structures are being explored. 119s · Speaker 2
3D printed structures are being explored. Inflatable structures are being explored. Renewable plastic from plants that are grown. So grow the plants, turn them into plastic. The interior living space will be, by its nature, minimums of surv…
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26:59Capitolo 7: That was great. 219s · Speaker 3
That was great. Big book full of ideas and chapters. Yeah, there's a lot in there. I found it very interesting, but only a few. It basically boils down to those very simple principles of what makes a good environment for people. Daylight, v…
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30:38Capitolo 8: on there. 105s · Speaker 8
on there. Well, that's not where the stairs are. Do you have anything about it? Yeah, there's another one about them. When you talk about biophilia, taking the outdoor, indoor, is that chapter 2? Yeah. Biophilia is in this chapter, yes. Oh,…
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outdoor. yeah you can be sitting in a position or so those people who want to pet something and if you just go there and we'll have to figure out enjoy outdoor yeah we have to figure out which departments exactly need that because some peop…
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about opening up the space which chapter this hospital room. You're saying on the other chapter? On the other book that I'm reading. So, large windows that overlook a green space or some nice landscape outside. Same with the book that I als…
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35:15Capitolo 11: as a nurse, in a very fast -paced environment. 82s · Speaker 6
as a nurse, in a very fast -paced environment. When you come to this house, you feel like you're connected. That's because of the... The nature around it makes you feel like you're connected to that home. Rather than a home that is empty in…
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36:38Capitolo 12: Chapter three. 187s · Speaker 1
Chapter three. Stairmasters. Christine. Stairmaster. We talked about stairs, but also maybe went into movement. Getting people to move. I don't think I have too many questions about it. I just think it was finding a way to make a stare attr…
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you will okay actually that's the same thing that caught my attention that making despair more attractive so people would use it and when i heard that from you um one thing There was a mall back in Kuwait. I googled it this year. You'll see…
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40:46Capitolo 14: That's a health hazard. 62s · Speaker 2
That's a health hazard. No, it's not. It has to be textured. Yeah, it's opaque. In Arthur Erickson's building in Vancouver, the courthouse in Vancouver, there's a whole section that's all glass, roof that people walk on and you can look dow…
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41:49Capitolo 15: Yeah. It could not be me. 301s · Speaker 3
Yeah. It could not be me. So there would be no glass floors in the sky. It wouldn't help. It wouldn't necessarily help their mental health. Although the glass there, that's interesting. And it's really interesting because people are using i…
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46:51Capitolo 16: It was hot, but it was like you have a walkway and the forest is heavy on both sides. 77s · Speaker 3
It was hot, but it was like you have a walkway and the forest is heavy on both sides. But it's so isolated from the streets. You can't hear anything on the street. You can only hear what's inside the forest. So you're walking in a very quie…
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48:08Capitolo 17: area. And the Sandy Lake First Nation was going to use that peninsula for the 100th anniversary of their treaty. 71s · Speaker 1
area. And the Sandy Lake First Nation was going to use that peninsula for the 100th anniversary of their treaty. And all the tribes were going to come for it. They were going to spend a week there and camp there and have activities. So I he…
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49:19Capitolo 18: Please go first. 300s · Speaker 2
Please go first. Even though we learned in project management that working in an open area, in an open office is good. Co -locating, they call it. It's not always good because the noise around you, you may not be able to focus on one task o…
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54:20Capitolo 19: I probably will. 69s · Speaker 1
I probably will. I think it's personal for me because my brother is on the spectrum. I have a son. Yes, with ADA mainly, it's physical disabilities that are recognized, but we don't see the invisible. It's not even just mental. There's also…
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55:30Capitolo 20: What's difficult is how do you deal with it when a lot of people have different opposite reactions? 135s · Speaker 2
What's difficult is how do you deal with it when a lot of people have different opposite reactions? No, for sure. Because we're not dealing with only one type of people. When I read this, I said, I don't know how to deal with that. I know w…
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57:46Capitolo 21: know much about that, but I don't like. 76s · Speaker 3
know much about that, but I don't like... Much noise to most of the time and don't like bright lights blaring country music I can recognize that we cannot design a space that serves everyone perfectly at the same time, but we can put an eff…
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59:02Capitolo 22: Interesting about the music, because they do, and many of these chapters talk about music as being calming, right? 61s · Speaker 2
Interesting about the music, because they do, and many of these chapters talk about music as being calming, right? But the thing is, What kind of music? What they've tried all over the world is in elevators to play music. And it's called el…
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1:00:04Capitolo 23: It's a medical thing. 72s · Speaker 5
It's a medical thing. It's called the Tribal Health Center. It's the name of it. But I don't imagine they turn anybody away. Yeah. HIPAA. They have to... Help everybody. And there is also the Thompson General Hospital that other people go t…
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1:01:18Capitolo 24: Or if it's indoor instead of outdoor that gets you the sound in the building. 121s · Speaker 3
Or if it's indoor instead of outdoor that gets you the sound in the building. What do you have indoor? The sound of the wind brushing through the trees. Rain water. That's for water, to be for water only. But you can't have the same sound t…
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1:03:19Capitolo 25: think I know that. 301s · Speaker 4
think I know that. I think it's been there for a long time. Yeah, it's not a new building. It was there when I went to university. And it's funny. Summerland. Summerland? It's called Summerland. Do you have any pictures? Summerland apartmen…
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1:08:21Capitolo 26: Maslow's need? 303s · Speaker 4
Maslow's need? Maslow's hierarchy of needs, yeah. So is the top one of the pyramids the most important? The top one is like the final... Self -absorption, self -esteem, love and belonging. safety and security and then physiological needs. S…
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1:13:24Capitolo 27: else to share? 118s · Speaker 1
else to share? Chapter 8. Hope floats. Yeah... I think we skipped that one. That was an interesting one, I guess, but that might be more applicable to Winnipeg. The flooding. But Jubil seems to know something about Bangladesh. About what? B…
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1:15:23Capitolo 28: Oh, yeah. 301s · Speaker 2
Oh, yeah. That's what I originally had as a powwow. And they said no powwows because the whole site would have to be trimmed. So HDFC is going to make it a landscape feature. Can we put tents and make it an emergency shelter if needed? If i…
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1:20:24Capitolo 29: Is it the one in the cover? 299s · Speaker 2
Is it the one in the cover? This is her house. Oh, nice. Isn't it pretty? It's supposed to be a very user -friendly way to read it. She explains everything as easy as possible so that anybody could use these considerations for when they wan…
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1:25:27Capitolo 30: And also talks about solar. 272s · Speaker 1
And also talks about solar. She lives in Minnesota, so kind of similar climate to Winnipeg, not in Thompson. But she does use solar panels in her house. And it shows a chart of how it degrades over time. Degrades in terms of... Like the bat…
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1:30:00Capitolo 31: Super fun. 300s · Speaker 3
Super fun. But anyway, that's not what my presentation will be next week. It'll be focusing on some of the principles here and how it relates to this handy dandy scoring. Which version is that? This is the 4 .1. I couldn't find 5, but I'll …
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1:35:00Capitolo 32: Yes, and then you go pick it up. 7s · Speaker 4
Yes, and then you go pick it up. But I wrote all of them. There's not much more left but you can try.