What is the Open Architecture Network?The Open Architecture Network is an online, open source community dedicated to improving living conditions through innovative and sustainable design. Here designers of all persuasions can:• Share their ideas, designs and plans
• View and review designs posted by others
• Collaborate with each other, people in other professions and community leaders to address specific design challenges
• Manage design projects from concept to implementation
• Communicate easily amongst team members
• Protect their intellectual property rights using the Creative Commons "some rights reserved" licensing system and be shielded from unwarranted liability
• Build a more sustainable futureWho is behind this?The Open Architecture Network is the brainchild of Architecture for Humanity and the designers who volunteer with us and through our local chapters. It grew out of our collective frustration in sharing ideas and trying to work together to address shelter needs after disaster, in informal settlements and in our own communities.Architecture for Humanity is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization that seeks architectural solutions to humanitarian crises and brings design services to communities in need. To learn more about our work, please #9d522b" href="http://www.architectureforhumanity.org/" target="_blank">visit our website.

ArchiLab Europe – Architecture stratégique témoigne de l’importance accordée par l’Union européenne à l’urbanisme et à l’architecture. Cette manifestation examine les relations entre les aménagements actuels en Europe et les objectifs politiques. En outre, elle s’intéresse à l’impact des changements démographiques, aux forces du marché mondial et à la compétition entre régions et villes européennes quant aux questions urbaines. La Communauté européenne travaille depuis plus de vingt ans à des mesures politiques et à des stratégies d’aménagement urbain pour les villes et régions d’Europe. Elle guide ainsi leurs avancées économiques, sociales, urbaines et spatiales dans le cadre de l’Agenda de Lisbonne (2000).