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- Количество слайдов: 73
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU I would like to start by thanking Carol, for giving me the Idiopathic postprandial syndrome slot in the program… January 19, 2007 1
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Idiopathic postprandial syndrome A medical term describing a collection of symptoms in which people suffer from recurrent episodes of altered mood and cognitive efficiency, often accompanied by weakness and adrenergic symptoms such as shakiness, typically after a meal. . . January 19, 2007 2
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU CENTER FOR HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT Enhancing the Quality of Life for People and Place in the Colonias of Texas Through Sustainable Urbanism Dr. Jorge A. Vanegas Director, CHUD 2 nd International Conference on Sustainability Engineering and Science NZ Society for Sustainability Engineering and Science The University of Auckland 20 -23 February 2007 February 21, 2007
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Howdy! Tena Koutou January 19, 2007 4
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU The Context. . . January 19, 2007 5
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Sustainability is about PEOPLE. . . February 21, 2007 6
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU February 21, 2007 Sustainability is about PLACE. . . 7
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU 1, 254 miles 2, 333 colonias over 400, 000 people CHUD’s Primary Geographical Area of Operations to Date February 21, 2007 8
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Our Physical Infrastructure. . . January 19, 2007 9
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU CHUD’s Main and Regional Offices College Station El Paso (Western Region) Laredo (Central Rio Grande Region) Weslaco (Lower Rio Grande Region February 21, 2007 10
CHUD’s Community Resource Centers and Service Centers Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Val Verde County CRC: Del Rio El Paso County CRCs: Sparks Socorro Service Centers: Montana Vista Westway Fort Hancock Mexican Consulate Maverick County CRC: Seco Mines Webb County CRCs: El Cenizo Larga Vista Quad-Cities Rio Bravo Bruni Webb County Self Help Center (Hwy 359) Peñitas West Buenos Aires (Urban CRC) Santa Teresa (under construction) La Presa (under construction) February 21, 2007 Hidalgo County CRCs: Progreso Monte Alto North San Juan San Carlos Alton/La Joya Willacy County CRCs: La Sara Sebastian Cameron County CRC: Cameron Park 11
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Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Our Human Infrastructure. . . January 19, 2007 13
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU CHUD Organizational Structure FY’ 06 Advisory Boards are in the process of being established… Dean J. Thomas Regan CHUD External Advisory Board Direct Line of Supervision and Communication Assistant Dean for Finance & Administration Craig Griffith Director Dr. Jorge Vanegas CHUD Internal Advisory Board Deputy Director Oscar Muñoz Assistant Director of Finance & Administration Barbara Henry Assistant Director of Texas Communities Outreach Program June Martin Business Coordinator I Gloria Harvey Pool of Associated Faculty & Students (As Needed on Projects) Faculty & Students Fellows Program Faculty and Student Fellows Programs are in the process of being established… February 21, 2007 Western Rio Grande Region Associate Director Eufemia (Pema) Garcia Program Coordinator Diana García Administrative Assistant Yolanda Bryant Total Staff: 31* Central Rio Grande Region Associate Director Pedro Lara Program Coordinator Sara Buentello Administrative Assistant Ofelia Rodríguez Total Staff: 10* Lower Rio Grande Region Associate Director Laura Treviño Program Coordinator Flor Leal Administrative Assistant Irene Treviño Total Staff: 9* * Variable Staff Number is Composed Primarily of Promotoras
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU The Heart of CHUD: The Promotoras Program February 21, 2007 15
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU From the Beginning… • “Work in the Colonias” was the primary directive of the State Legislative Mandate. • CHUD began operations in 1991 by trying to learn what residents felt they needed to reduce their isolation. We asked. . Then we listened… Then we delivered… And we continue to deliver… February 21, 2007 16
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU The Outcomes. . . January 19, 2007 17
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Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Total Number of People Served in CHUD’s Community Resource Centers FY’ 05 643, 062 February 21, 2007 19
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Total Number of People Transported with Vans by CHUD FY’ 05 27, 651 February 21, 2007 20
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Funding FY’ 04 (sample) Total FY’ 04: $4, 889, 306 February 21, 2007 21
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Funding FY’ 05 (sample) Total FY’ 05: $3, 168, 941 February 21, 2007 22
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Funding FY’ 06 (sample) Total FY’ 06: $2, 545, 836 (partial to date) February 21, 2007 23
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU CHUD Public and Private Partners (sample) Total To Date: Over 400 February 21, 2007 24
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU CHUD is a Portal… …which, through its physical and human infrastructure… …connects the complete resource base at TAMU to Las Colonias, and Las Colonias to the complete resource base at TAMU … February 21, 2007 25
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU The Basic Premises. . . January 19, 2007 26
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Premise 1 Satisfying the infrastructure and economic development needs of rural and non-rural border and coastal communities in Texas, satisfying the growing needs for housing, and improving and strengthening the available resources and policies affecting economically distressed areas, especially regarding water and wastewater services, and transportation and health infrastructure needs of Texas colonias, pose inextricably linked problems, needs, and opportunities. February 21, 2007 27
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU As a result, these charges require that the State, working with other key stakeholders in the public and private sectors, acknowledge their links, and invest in establishing mechanisms to work together at local, regional, state, national, and even international levels, to pursue integrated solutions to these challenges. February 21, 2007 28
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Premise 2 In addition, any governmental and/or private sector initiatives to plan, finance, develop, and deliver basic civil infrastructure solutions (such as potable water supply, energy, transportation, sewage and solid waste management, and communications systems), housing solutions, and/or community and economic development solutions for these target communities, have multiple dimensions. February 21, 2007 29
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Consequently, they need to address formally, explicitly, proactively, and in an integrated way, the social, economic, and environmental dimensions, and at the same time strive to eliminate, reduce, and mitigate risk and vulnerability to natural hazards. February 21, 2007 30
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Premise 3 Furthermore, and given that the interrelationships, interdependencies, and complexity of the external factors affecting the planning, financing, development, and delivery of these types of solutions, these initiatives cannot afford to continue following the same strategies, mechanisms, and processes that have been used to date. February 21, 2007 31
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Thus, they require new approaches that are bold, creative and innovative, systems-based, contextuallysensitive, evidenced-based, outcomedriven, and technology-enabled. February 21, 2007 32
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Premise 4 Finally, the challenges for the State posed by the problems, needs, opportunities, and aspirations of border and coastal communities in rural and non-rural areas of Texas, cannot be overcome by government officials, policy makers, regulatory agencies, finance institutions, community leaders, planners, architects, engineers, suppliers, builders, or end-users alone. February 21, 2007 33
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Rather, overcoming these challenges requires and demands that all these stakeholders link, coordinate, and integrate their efforts as a single cohesive critical mass, pooling, leveraging, and sharing their resources, within local, regional, state, national, and international public/private partnerships, in the pursuit of initiatives, programs, and projects of common interest and benefit to all. February 21, 2007 34
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU The Vision. . . January 19, 2007 35
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Begins with new paradigm of integration… Education • • • Engagement Exploration Explanation Elaboration Evaluation CHUD • • • Research Practice/Outreach/Service February 21, 2007 Disciplinary Multidisciplinary Interdisciplinary Crossdisciplinary Transdisciplinary 36
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU …To move from the Baseline of what is, to a Vision of what can be… Partners Deployment Current State (Status Quo) CHUD Research Partners February 21, 2007 Demonstration Future State (Vision) Development Partners 37
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU …Focused on three specific knowledge domains: Urban Development Housing Expanded Set of Programs and Projects at Las Colonias, State of Texas, Regional, National, and International Levels Las Colonias February 21, 2007 Expanded Set of Programs and Projects at Las Colonias, State of Texas, Regional, National, and International Levels Current Set of Programs and Projects at the Western, Central, and Lower Rio Grande Regions 38
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU …Target 1: Enhancing the current academic paradigm… Research h h ac ac Te T pr ac tic ed Education d ed tiic tc ac a pr pr be in g wh at is ng n eii be Practice Re se ar ch s iis at at wh wh Traditional Programs Foundation February 21, 2007 39
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU … By: Teaching what is researched Education Research Practice/ Outreach/Service Foundation February 21, 2007 T w aki ha ng t i to s re P r s e ac wh ar tic ch e at ed is be in g pr ac tic ed s iis at at wh wh CHUD Re se ar ch in g g ng hii h ac ac Te Te e iic e ct t ed ed ra Pr gh gh tiic tc to tau ac to au ac g st pr pr ng iis g kiin at k at ng iin Ta wh be be Researching what is taught and how 40
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU … Transcending traditional formal education Service Learning Continuing Education CARC Students Other TAMU Students Other U. S. Students International Students AEC Professionals Other Professionals Government Officials The Community K-12 Education February 21, 2007 Traditional Formal University Education Disciplinary and Interdisciplinary Bachelor, Master, and Doctoral Levels Vocational and Community College Education 41
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU …Target 2: Enhancing the quality of life (People) in las colonias and beyond. . . Health and Human Services Individuals Families Communities February 21, 2007 Economic Development Young Women and Men Adult Women and Men The Elderly Education and Workforce Development Children Young Women and Men Adult Women and Men The Elderly 42
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU …Target 3: Enhancing the quality of the built environment (Place) in las colonias and beyond. . . Urban Planning and Design Civil Infrastructure Systems Urban Semi-urban/Semi-rural Rural Water and Sewage Stormwater Energy Transportation/Mobility Communications February 21, 2007 Housing and Critical Community Facilities Housing Community Resource/Self Help Centers 43
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU … By enhancing what we do, how we do it, with what we do it, and where we do it. . . • Integrated: Practice, Outreach & Service Education & Training Research & Development Demonstration & Deployment • Data and Information • Knowledge (Best Practices) • Experience (Lessons Learned) • Understanding & Wisdom • Creativity & Innovation Enhanced Characteristics of Specific Housing and Urban Development Solutions Enhanced BUILT ENVIRONMENT Compatibility among Characteristics, Processes, and Resources Enhanced Processes for the Delivery and Use Resources for the Delivery and Use of Specific Housing and Urban Development Solutions February 21, 2007 Enhanced Contextual Envelope of Specific Housing and Urban Development Solutions 44
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU …Through the application of three sets of principles: Enhanced Characteristics and Requirements Sustainability of Specific Housing and Urban Development Solutions BUILT ENVIRONMENT Enhanced Processes for Lean Project the Delivery and Use of. Delivery Specific Housing and Urban Development Solutions February 21, 2007 Enhanced Contextual Envelope of Specific Housing and Urban Development Solutions Enhanced Fully Integrated Resources for the Delivery and Use and. Specific Housing and Automated of Urban Development Technologies Solutions 45
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Principles 1: The full dimension of Sustainability… Environmental and Ecological Systems Economic and Financial Systems People The Built Environment The Industrial Base Spatial and Temporal Scales February 21, 2007 Perspectives and Levels of The Natural Environment The Resource Base Complexity Social, Cultural, Political, and Regulatory Systems 46
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Principles 1: And of Sustainable Urbanism… A new crucible for interdisciplinary expertise in environmental design and engineering, as well as earth and social sciences, dealing with processes that make urban environments sustainable in the long run. February 21, 2007 47
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Principles 1: And of Sustainable Urbanism… Explores sustainability and cities in a rapidly urbanizing world by focusing on the developments, infrastructure, built landscapes, facilities, and the practices that govern them, which comprise the urban environment. February 21, 2007 48
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Principles 1: And of Sustainable Urbanism… (cont. ) Specializes in integrative and collaborative approaches to theoryinformed, problem-based learning about the relationships among sustainability, cities, and the environmental design professions. February 21, 2007 49
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Principles 1: And of Sustainable Urbanism… (cont. ) Investigates, designs, plans, and makes policy for urban settlements that are equitable, energy efficient, ecologically sound, and prosperous, solving problems heretofore intractable due to the separation of: scales of practice, disciplines of knowledge, jurisdictions of government, underlying causes from symptoms, process from outcome, and scope of diagnosis and analysis, from prognosis and prescription. February 21, 2007 50
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Principles 1: And of Sustainable Urbanism… (cont. ) Satisfies a rapidly growing need for problem solving in urban, suburban, and urbanizing rural settings, where humans live, work and play, from highly trained generalists who see the big picture, who integrate knowledge domains, who analyze underlying conditions, and who create novel solutions through inclusive collaboration; while at the same time are technically proficient in one or more urban specialties. February 21, 2007 51
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Principles 1: And of Sustainable Urbanism… (cont. ) Is anchored in the innate desires of people to make home, to make business, to make place, to grow, and to be creative, as the active drivers of the process; instead of being a process that renders people as mere props in soulless spaces that do not respect these desires… February 21, 2007 52
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Principles 2: The full dimension of Lean Project Delivery … Design Criteria Project Definition Fabrication & Logistics Product Design Concepts Purposes Process Design Lean Design Commissioning Detailed Engineering Installation Lean Supply Lean Assembly/ Construction Alteration & Decommissioning Operations & Maintenance Use WORK STRUCTURING PRODUCTION CONTROL: WORK FLOW CONTROL PRODUCTION CONTROL: PRODUCTION UNIT CONTROL POST-OCCUPANCY EVALUATION (LESSONS LEARNED) February 21, 2007 SOURCE: Lean Construction Institute; http: //www. leanconstruction. org 53
Principles 3: The full dimension of Fully Integrated and Automated Technologies… Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU February 21, 2007 SOURCE: FIATECH; http: //www. fiatech. org 54
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU …Target 4: Enhancing the global reach of CHUD/CARC/TAMU within the housing and urban development community Where will CHUD/CARC/TAMU be? CHUD February 21, 2007 Anywhere, any time… 55
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Reaching these four targets will enable CHUD: … to extend its focus to date on serving Las Colonias through social services… …to higher levels of intellectual merit and broader impact in a global context… February 21, 2007 56
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU The Mission. . . January 19, 2007 57
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU To achieve this vision, the specific mission of CHUD is two-fold: CHUD will develop and deliver integrated, sustainable, scalable, flexible, evidence-based, outcome-driven, and technology-enabled solutions to increase the: Quality of life (People) February 21, 2007 Quality of the built environment (Place) 58
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU To increase the quality of life (People). . . • CHUD will maintain existing, and establish new, relationships and partnerships with a wide range of public and private organizations to: – Acquire, generate, process, and disseminate data and information, knowledge (best practices), and experience (lessons learned) on health, education, economic development, and other social services, and – Develop and demonstrate new and innovative health, education, economic development, and other social services, and new and innovative mechanisms for their deployment and delivery, February 21, 2007 59
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU To increase the quality of life (People). . . (cont. ) • (cont. ): – For the disadvantaged populations in rural, semiurban, and urban settings, initially with a focus on the impoverished Hispanic communities in Texas (the colonias), both along the Texas/Mexico Rio Grande border, and subsequently, in other locations within the State of Texas, within the U. S. , and internationally. February 21, 2007 60
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU To increase the quality of the built environment (Place). . . • CHUD will create an infrastructure to: – Establish baselines of questions, problems, needs, opportunities, and aspirations that need to be addressed within the target knowledge domains – Develop visions for potential answers, solutions, satisfaction, realization, and fulfillment to the drivers identified within the baselines established – Research, develop, demonstrate, and deploy, either individually or in partnership with other organizations, responses that link the baselines established to the visions developed February 21, 2007 61
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Achieving this two-fold mission will enable CHUD to be an asset for TAMU at large, acting as both a Portal providing access, and a Bridge providing connection, to the complete resource base of TAMU for: Answering questions through innovative research, Solving problems through innovative planning, design, procurement, and/or construction Satisfying needs through innovative services, Realizing opportunities through innovative entrepreneurship, and Fulfilling aspirations through facilitation and coaching, in any of CHUD’s knowledge domains… February 21, 2007 62
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU And also, to act as an Attractor to recruit, retain, and develop the best students, faculty, researchers, practitioners, and others to TAMU, who want to work in any aspect of CHUD’s main knowledge domains and/or thrust areas… Faculty Researchers Students CHUD Others January 19, 2007 Practitioners 63
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU The Bottom Line. . . January 19, 2007 64
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU The parable of the 12 most powerful words in History… If it is meant to be, then it is up to me… February 21, 2007 65
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU If not now. . . When? If not here. . . Where? If not us. . . Who? January 19, 2007 66
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Before I accepted my current appointment, I was in a QUEST FOR SUCCESS*. . . January 19, 2007 * “Half-Time” by Bob Buford 67
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU . . . And now I find myself in a JOURNEY TO SIGNIFICANCE*. . . January 19, 2007 * “Half-Time” by Bob Buford 68
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Consequently, I invite you all, to join us in our quest and journey to MAKE A DIFFERENCE. . . January 19, 2007 69
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Toward a Sustainable World. . . February 21, 2007 70
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU And a Final Plug: January 19, 2007 71
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU Thank you… Kia Ora January 19, 2007 72
Vanegas/CHUD/CARC/TAMU CENTER FOR HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT Dr. Jorge A. Vanegas, Director 014 Williams Administration Building College of Architecture/CHUD 3137 TAMU College Station, Texas 77843 -3137 Direct: (979) 845 -7070 General: (979) 862 -2370 ・ (979) 862 -2374 Fax: (979) 862 -3174 Email: CHUD-Director@tamu. edu February 21, 2007 73
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