Mitchell Joachim. Ecotopia and Eco-Cities. 2012

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Mitchell Joachim explores ecotopia and eco-cities in a 93-minute lecture. This teaches urban design, environmental philosophy, and systems thinking through visions of sustainable settlement.

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