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Let’s create the living space of the future.

The living space defines the expression of our lives. It creates space for all species and is shaped by life in equal measure. It continues to develop and adapts to the circumstances. It comes in thousands of different designs, but it has only one task: to protect life.

Today, as in the past, this important basis of life must be preserved.

A central task of our future society will be the preservation of the different living spaces. This responsibility contributes to opening up and maintaining space for life. The key to protecting species and protecting our existence lies in preserving that sensitive area.

To make the future more sustainable, energy-efficient and functional, we must look to an ideal living space. A constant spot on our planet that combines natural and social life. Shaped by nature, formed by the environment and supplied by the climate, it creates the conditions for our future life.

Changes come and go, but constant conditions must be planned. Terra-United supports this important step in creating new living spaces. In times of change, it is important to support the true foundation.

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Cultivation of viable space in dry regions

From arid to humid conditions

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Recognizing past mistakes means using them for the present to reshape the future. Only those who recognize and openly address mistakes can learn from them.

Terra-United sees itself as a companion for a fresh start, whose partnership unites us as a society with the natural life on the planet.

The basic principle illustrates a new approach to past processes that still actively accompany us today. However, decisions made in the past due to misjudgements or ignorance can only be corrected if our society is open to new ways. To this end, we openly communicate about future steps that will lead us closer and more purposefully to nature.

Every living being pursues a predetermined goal that contributes to the preservation of the species. As each individual species interacts with its environment, a balance is created between nature and life. It fulfills a role that not only preserves the species, but also contributes to the maintenance of the ecosystem, accompanying it with its life. This role applies to every living being on the planet. We humans also had this important task. But with increasing intelligence, the obligation escaped from our sphere of influence. The giving advantage disappeared from the ecological cycle and a taking supremacy replaced this gap. Thus, knowledge about nature now dominated and excluded the rest of life.

Today, we are at a point where the exchange of knowledge between society and nature is becoming more and more important and is of central importance to natural life. When a species disappears from the system, a gap is created that may never be filled. If the process of decay continues, the house of cards will eventually collapse and life will dry up.

Our society must learn to find ways to share its knowledge with all of life. Only in this way can nature-related and social development prepare together for the changes of the future.

To preserve life today, we must learn to use tomorrow's weather.
Climatic changes on our planet do not only have disadvantages for life, but rather create the basis for new processes to which we must actively respond.
The future strategy follows a holistic and cross-generational orientation that expresses the benchmark of our actions.
Learning from the past means applying what we have learned correctly for the future.
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Ever since man put his footprint on the world, a discrepancy with ecological existence has arisen. A dynamic process has emerged parallel to and independent of the natural course of nature, which, due to the presence of our species, has significant consequences for the environment.

Learning from the past means gaining for the future. We humans have the gift of shaping our environment and adapting it to our needs. Nature, on the other hand, only has passive possibilities to shape its habitat. Adaptation and evolution are the central drivers of nature, whose unfolding power will only become measurable in decades. For our society, yesterday’s heedlessness is enough to decide the fate of life tomorrow. Everyday processes that complete our standards today will prove to be a far-reaching negative change in the future. Based on the changes in the present, it is difficult to estimate what effects our actions will have in the future. Instead, the result is a shifting of problems to future generations. Little by little, our society is realizing that its increased intervention in the living environment is affecting life as a whole. Looking to the future, the issue of environmental protection must take on a new significance. Habitat protection is no longer defined solely by the efforts or endeavors of nature or society as a whole. A new form of development, with the goal of symbiosis, shows the direction for effective and sustainable processes in which an adapted environment can grow.

Initial Situation

In the future, life on our planet will require a fundamental contribution to the preservation of all species. The world is changing and significant, dynamic changes are developing rapidly. The reasons are complex, but the biggest influence is the dominance of our society. The problem is not primarily the change itself, but the time frame. If the pace of change is too fast, life has no opportunity to adapt. Humanity can live with change through technological superiority, but nature has none of these functions and therefore needs support from outside. The lifeline of nature is dependent on flora and fauna, which supply their habitat through circulatory processes. If strategic plants, insects or animals fail due to a lack of adaptation time, this weakens the habitat and thus natural life. This process includes not only the influence of climate change, but also the impact of society on nature. All disturbance variables weaken the construct of nature and therefore the basis of all life. Our species is able to predict changes over a defined period of time. This ability allows us to limit the damage to nature and prepare for the new environmental conditions. By adapting our habitat, we would not only be able to strengthen nature, but also to redevelop ourselves as a society.

THEMA

The idea deals with the social approach to environmental protection. The focus is on the active use of the environment. How and, above all, who uses the defined space and existing natural protective functions for ecological conservation? Protective functions are an important component in maintaining and providing for the habitat. A healthy, dynamic nature has these functions, the influence of which has brought life to our planet for millions of years. If this protective function disappears due to external changes (terrestrial or anthropogenic influences), the diversity of species also disappears and with it the dynamics of nature. Today, the dominant sphere of influence that shapes the environment is no longer in the hands of nature. Our society contributes significantly to its change, but its protective functions do not yet cooperate or interact with the natural protection of nature. With the idea of a shared living space, in which nature and society have the same influence, comes the need to protect this space together.

TASK

An efficient and sustainable conservation concept requires an adapted strategy for the benefit of a changed environment. The influence of society and nature must therefore be divided into areas of responsibility. The actual main work on the subject of environmental protection is carried out by nature, as it provides the necessary functions through its adaptation. Preserving and caring for nature involves the work of society, as it can react more quickly to change. On the one hand, a defined approach to nature should sensitize society and actively support nature by adapting its processes. On the other hand, a healthy natural environment helps to maintain the supply of life. A cycle is created which, with growing development, reduces the energy demand from the technological sector to a low level. Isolated solutions are created, which society and its future generations can use to reorient themselves. In this way, we are creating a bridge in our daily routine that serves as a companion for natural processes. With the idea of living not from nature, but with nature, we describe the possibilities of creating protective functions through coordinated areas of responsibility between society and nature.

Thought

In this way, important questions about the changing future can be actively shaped today. A list of individual important topics is intended to explain the relationship between them. The first column describes the actual problem for the habitat. The second column shows important changes resulting from this.

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All of these issues are the foundation on which today’s future development is built. Society is already trying to tackle the problems today by means of targeted technical solutions. Topics marked in blue are current efforts that are being carried out today by technical means. Topics marked in yellow are purely social changes that are emerging from the available process. All topics marked in green are fundamentally based on the support of nature and are therefore currently unattainable for a technical solution. If we succeed in adapting our social process to nature, we can indirectly influence the issues marked in green and, with the help of natural processes, remove technical solutions that currently require the use of energy from the care of society. CO2 and water treatment, for example, are two fundamental variables that can be removed from social responsibility with the support of nature.

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Social goals are weighted against natural processes. As with classic scales, the balance determines the actual weight. In this way, the view of the upcoming processes is re-evaluated in the big picture. The set goal then corresponds to the new symbiotic influence on the habitat, which is measured in terms of success with the support of both sides. The result is a symbiosis between society and nature based on a balanced increase in value. Living spaces grow together to become central points of contact for life and create space for living, working and recreation. The adapted living situation, with its connection to nature, gives residents a new perspective on the changed ecosystem. Everyday life processes are automatically adapted to the cycle of nature and enable an approximation to the natural cycle process. An independent, isolated way of life and culture of living gives rise to a new awareness that awakens the interest of new generations and perspectives for a healthy environment. This drive enables the step towards an adapted education, which experiences an understanding at a young age through the lived processes and provides knowledge in old age.

Projects and Processes

The immediate living space creates a spatial boundary and serves as a blueprint for active environmental protection. This includes ten important basic themes that are necessary for a healthy living space. It includes social and natural content that is equally relevant to life:

Thus, the natural contribution includes the contents of sustainability, health, climate protection, life, biodiversity, nutrition and water. The contribution from social duties describes infrastructure, education and partnerships.

The reference to each individual subject area helps to link project structures with nature in a targeted manner. Through symbiotic effects, nature helps all ten themes to grow together. This results in a social process that does not consider each topic individually, but acts as an overarching network through a holistic approach. It becomes clear that the support provided by society no longer has to deal with ten different issues, but with one task. The essence of this is the need to protect the entire living space and thus support the environment.

The consequence of the social process change described above shows that we can reduce our active contribution to the preservation of the habitat and the environment to a common denominator. This step focuses our responsibility for future existence and removes the pressure on future generations to perform. The focus is on sustainable and efficient development towards a growing, ecological world.

Now it’s up to us to take the first step…