[Sdpg] Live Interview with Mark Lakeman City Repair Project, A Street Corner Revolution Fri. Sept 28, 9 -10am PST

[Wesley Roe and Santa Barbara Permaculture Network]

This Week: Live Interview with Mark Lakeman City Repair Project, A 
Street Corner Revolution  Fri. Sept 28 9 -10am

On Friday, Sept 28 at 9:00-10 am  PST

Sustainable World Radio: Friday mornings at 9:00 am PST, on KCSB 91.9 
FM in Santa Barbara, California. Also, streaming live  worldwide on 
www.KCSB.org.

Email us with events to be listed in our Community Calendar at 
sustainableworldradio at earthlink.net.

If you have any questions or comments during air time, please call 
the station at
(805) 893-2424.

Join visionary architect Mark Lakeman and Jill Cloutier of 
Sustainable World Radio www.kcsb.org  as he inspires and guides the 
grid structure of a typical American city into a vital social commons 
with Portland's City Repair Project ( www.cityrepair.org),

Now a national movement, City Repair is about cities, towns, grids 
and the intersections where our lives can converge. 
Multidisciplinary, City Repair combines architecture, urban planning, 
anthropology, community development, public art, permaculture and 
ecological design in projects that transform public space. Formed in 
1996, City Repair was conceived as an "anti-virus" to combat 
isolation and over-commodification of conventionally designed cities, 
by literally inserting villages into cities.

Trained as an architect, Mark Lakeman is a founding member of the 
City Repair Project, and the creative director of the ecological 
design firm Communitecture. Each Spring he coordinates the Village 
Building Convergence, an annual event sponsored by the city of 
Portland that brings architects, planners, and artists together for 
ten days of concentrated work with neighborhood residents and 
volunteers. He has traveled extensively in southern Mexico where his 
inspiration for community living came from living with traditional 
Mayan peoples.

City Repair/Mark Lakeman Autumn 2007 Presentation Tour

Event Calendar:

* Saturday, Sept 29, 7:30pm- New College of
California,
   Santa Rosa, North Bay campus

* Sunday, Sept 30, Workshop with New College Students,
   Contact New College for more information.

* Monday, October 1st, 6-9pm, for Willits
   Economic Localization Initiative, Willits Community
   Center, Willits, CA.

* Tuesday, October 2nd, Regenerative Design & Nature
   Awareness School with Jon Young & Penny Livingston,
   near San Gregorio, Evening Presentation,
   at 415-868-9681.

* Wednesday, October 3rd, Esalen Institute at Big Sur,
   Daytime workshop and evening community-wide
   presentation.

* Thursday, October 4th, in Santa Barbara:
   - Noon-1pm, "Nuts and Bolts of City Repair", Public
     Library, Faulkner Gallery.

   - 7:45pm, "The Village Lives" Presentation, Public
     Library, Faulkner Gallery.

* Saturday, October 6th, UCLA Planning School,
Graduate
   Student Conference, Presentation and Workshop in the
   Field. Call Ava at 818.939.9205

* Tuesday, October 9th, 7-9pm, Soulutioneers 2007
   Speaker Series, 1950 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley.

* Wednesday, October 10th, 6:30-8pm, An Architects,
   Designers, and Planners for Social Responsibility
   Event, Pacific Energy Center 851 Howard Street.

* Thursday, October 11th, Evening Event, in Point
   Reyes, Time and Location TBD.

* Alternate Date:
   Friday, October 12th, 6-9pm, for Willits
   Economic Localization Initiative, Willits Community
   Center, Willits, CA.

* Monday, October 15th, 7-9pm, Lost Valley Educational
   Center, near Eugene, Oregon. From Interstate 5
   driving south: Take exit 188A (Highway 58) towards
   Klamath Falls. After 8.7 miles, turn right onto
   Rattlesnake Road. After 3.7 miles, turn right onto
   Lost Valley Lane. Continue .9 mile, then turn right
   into driveway at LVEC sign.











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