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THE STATE • NATIONAL & GLOBAL
CO-VISIONARY STRATEGIC PLANNING INITIATIVE
Design EARTH Synergy
CHRISTOPHER HYDE BELKNAP
4218 WAJALAE AVE., SUITE 203, HONOLULU, HAWAII 96816
PH- 808-734- 4499 • FAX 737-1086 • E-MAIL: dsg@aloha.net
World Wide Web Home Page: http//www.aloha.net/epf/dsg/
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The intention of the State National & Global Strategic Planning Initiative is to present an essential part of the global
linking communication and planning structure that will achieve a sustainable future for all humankind by the year 2000.
The following brief contains a series of visionary papers and strategic projects, which record a process which began in
rtotall? new level of visionary planning to support local communities throughout the world. For the first time modem
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Inte„LPcombined with two way video conferencing technology and tele/satellite communications,
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This proposal describes a new multipurpose facility called the Community Vision Center that when replicated
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our communities together in a common vision of purpose for the future.
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technological sophistication and support.
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F-nrth in Balance ” achieving a sustainable way of living will require an
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GLOBAL CO-VISIONARY STRATEGIC PLANNING INITIATIVE
IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY and NETWORK DIAGRAM TO SUPPORT A GLOBAL MARSHALL PLAN
TO ACHIEVE GLOBAL SUSTAINABILITY BY THE YEAR 2000
PHASE 1 - Start up projects catalyst to a Global Marshall Plan ( Honolulu, Los Angeles, Denver, and
Washington D.C. initial start up centers to begin the National Initiative)
PHASE II - Critical Global hot spots and key International Centers (hot spots - Mexico City, Moscow, Jerusalem,
Durban, New Delhi) (International Centers - Tokyo, London,Singapore, Sydney, Rio de Janeiro)
PHASE HI ’ Completing a Global Web and Structure for rapid co-ordination and planning tor a sustainable future
(Beijing, Seattle, Vancouver, Toronto, Paris, Berlin, Cairo. Buenos Aires, Lima)
Launch this initiative in conjunction with world wide planning efforts to organize international aware
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Major Bio-Regional Co-visionary Strategic Planning
and Communications Centers
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region is a current hot spot in need of critical attention.
Bio-Regional Co-visionary Strategic Planning and Communications Centers:
have access to the most sophisticated technology on the planet.
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• Computer - Planetary and Regional 3d virtual reality mapping
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• Global networking Data Bases
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• Public Television production to communicate progress in
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the planetary Global Marshal Plan
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• Sustainable Education remote transfer and networking
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• Training facility for Local Community Vision Centers/ /
All Co-visionary Strategic Planning and
Communications Centers are ‘inked to the
Internet and Global Satellite Network
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CHRISTOPHER HYDE BELKNAP - ARCHITECT 4973 KALANIANAOLE HWY., HONOLULU. HAWAII 96821
PH (8081-373-7218 or (8081-526-9022 FAX (8081-526-9022
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Conceptual Model of a:
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7* —° Sustainable Energy
Technologies Exhibit:
L« Satellite Global Network:
Global Saielliie Communications
Television linkage connecting Bioregional and local Community Vision
Centers together dircjughoiii the World
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• Solar Photo-voltaic
• Hydrogen Fuel Cell Technology
• Geni World Energy Grid
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• Aeroponic Greenhouse High Yield Agriculture
• Aquaculture High Yield Fish Production
• Spirulina, Algae - Super Foods
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Exhibit of Visionary Art, Sculpture
Co-visionary Planning Forums:
and Architecture
Are an open invitation io the community ai large
to participate in the generation of comprehensive
visions of how their local community can move ------ • Earth Situation Room :
Conceived by arust Tom Van Sant, the Earth S
towards a sustainable future.
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a world systems overview.
Computer Networking Center:
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• Global Networking and Mapping of resources and
overlay
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Planetary projects that are moving humanity to
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Timeline
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History on Earth wards a sustainable future.
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• 3D Virtual Reality simnlanon of potential solution
* Agenda 21 Scenarios.
A multimedia view of Global Principles and Ed
• Computer recording of Co-visionary Process and
the Strategic Envi/onniental and Social issues '
Local Community SusLamable Strategic Plans
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CHRISTOPHER HYDE BELKNAP - ARCHITECT
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orn the smallest local Community
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rategic Planning and Communi- /
dons Center all vision centers /
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system in a radial layout dial would be consistenl wuh an ideal lay out of a
large, portable. Global Co-visionary Strategic Planning and Communicanons
Center..
• Using this technology it would be possible to
build, at a modest cost, a network of Bio-re
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• These centers could easily be erected in any
major city around the world in a large park
area as illustrated by the example below on
Computer Networking Center
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Lirge temporary and portable Global
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CHRISTOPHER HYDE BELKNAP - ARCHITECT
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Aloha NOBLEHOUSE Inc,
Waianae Valley Road * 3.94 acres
- VERTICAL AEROPONIC PLANTING SYSTEM (VAP):
Thcvenical aeroponic planting system is an advanced form of bio
technology that will produce a wide variety of vegetables ax 30 times
the yeild of traditional farming methods. A 9000sf VAP acroponic
greenhouse above the center portion of the parking area is planned.
This system along with the other community gardens and fruit trees
will provide virtually all the fruits and vegitables for the community.
Furthermore, according to preliminary analysis, the VAP system has
the potential to be a source of income that will provide funds to offset
construction and operating expenses of the community vision center.
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- EDIBLE FRUIT TREES:
are planted throughout the communiiy.
Mango, Papaya. Banana, Grapefruit,
Tangelo, Avocado etc.
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j- GHANA 8 PLEX APARTMENTS:
• 3 Bedroom Apartments 30\34' or 1,05051
• 2 Bedroom Apanmcnts 30'x3r or 930sf..
• Solar hot water &. photo-voltaic,
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4 Tanks lODia. - 300lbs. of fish / each 3 times a year
Total - 3.600 lbs. of fish / year
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----- COM^WNTTY VISION CENTER:
• Community Co-visionary Planning Rm.
• Computer Networking Center
• Health and Human Services Outreach
• Vision Center Coordinator's Office
----- - COMMUNITY SOCIAL CENTER:
• Ghana Great Room
- Community Kitchen
• Day Care Center
• Fimess Center
- Community Coordinator's Office
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923 Pueo Street, Honolulu, Hawaii 96816
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