Biodymaxion

we have all heard the word sustainability. it refers to the ability of present generations to meet their needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. it is often meaningless in scenarios where people cannot meet basic needs in the present. conviviality refers to the power people have to make the things they need. the trouble with top down approaches to sustainability is that things are often made for people. as a result, people become less and less capable of meeting their own needs. furthermore, because of the wastefulness of mass production and distribution, society becomes less capable of ensuring that the future generations can meet their own needs. biodymaxion is built on the promise of power to the people. it leverages the principles of biodynamic agriculture as developed by rudolf steiner and geodesic design by buckminster fuller.