Sierra Nevada Aquatic Research Laboratory

07 Jan, 12 PM - 11 Jan, 12 PM

This event is designed as part of on-going PhD research by Haley Fitzpatrick at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO), Norway. Haley’s comparative global design research is part of a multi-year program, supervised by Prof. Dr. Tobias Luthe, AHO and ETH Zurich. The event is a free, voluntary event for Eastern Sierra community members to exchange and co-create ideas for future regenerative, resilient alpine living – in a time where the pandemic has accelerated new urban-alpine amenity migration, and where climate change is leading to a new “smoke season” in some regions. Participants will get deep insight into this on-going comparative research of sustainability pathways for global mountain places, which aims to stimulate cross-scalar, local to global understandings of sustainability transitions across similar geographical contexts. We ask for a large meeting or conference room within SNARL's facilities to provide a gathering space for collaborative mapping and drawing, “town hall” style participatory discussion and slideshow presentations on these topics. We request use of a large meeting room or conference room for approximately 3-4 hours for 1-2 days in early January, between the 7th and the 11th.

Visit #73520 @Sierra Nevada Aquatic Research Laboratory

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Under Project # 47631 | Research

Mountain Living Together: Sharing stories for sustainable futures of local and global well-being

research_scientist - The Oslo School of Architecture and Design

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Haley Fitzpatrick Jan 7 - 11, 2022 (5 days)

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Page Center Classroom First Day of Use 1 Jan 8 (5 hours)