[Themaintainers] New Blog Posts by our Maintainers Movement Fellows

[Chris Stone]

This is so sweet. I'm personally looking for entry level opportunity at an integrated engineering and architecture firm that's genuinely committed to good land relations and sustainable building reuse, so they first one is so good for me to get my eye on what's out there led by BIPOC (it's a struggle to search for). 

My partner and I really appreciated following the adventure of the second blog and discussing how it related to the places we consider home (here in the US and by heritage).

As always, enjoying what the Maintainers puts out there!


Chris (Pixel) Stone, LEED Green Associate 
He/They | Class of 2023
B.S. Engineering and B.A. Environmental Studies 
Solar Protocol Steward
pixouls.xyz

On Jun 16, 2022, at 8:30 AM, Lauren Dapena Fraiz <laurendf at themaintainers.org> wrote:


Hello everyone, happy almost-summer! Reaching out here to share the fantastic new blog posts by our fellows, hot off the press! 

Being Care-Full, By Leila Behjat and Sam Bennett. “We (as the collective global whole) must shift our priorities by embracing the existing – caring for what we already have created, while celebrating its beauty as it ages and evolves." Leila and Sam create an insightful synthesis of the discussion held during the “Who Cares” event (part of Circular Cities), an event that brought together several protagonists in the spheres of design, upkeep, maintenance and repair.
A Trip Down the Arroyo Seco – A Microcosm of Infrastructure, Nature, and Society Part I. By Tonatiuh Rodriguez- Nikl. How we relate to our environment should not be  “through a lens of control but one of continuous cycles of understanding, adaptation, and monitoring with a sensitivity to the many physical and social influences involved as well as the wide range of human needs that are served.". Our fellow Tona Rodriguez-Nikl brings us on a compelling journey through the coexisting nature and infrastructure of the Arroyo Seco.

Enjoy, and feel free to share any thoughts or comments.

Lauren

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