Author: Celso Singo Aramaki

Space Commons

The idea of the commons has deep historical roots, tracing back to shared resources that communities managed collectively. From the medieval commons in England, where villagers shared grazing land, to modern discussions about digital commons, the underlying principle remains the same: resources are best managed when communities come together to share and protect them. This historical perspective highlights the importance of collaboration and collective stewardship, which are essential for addressing contemporary challenges.

Ecology of Projects CBKG

At the heart of the Ecology of Projects lies the Content-Based Knowledge Graph (CBKG), which functions as an architectural backbone, organizing and mapping relationships between projects, people, knowledge assets, and resources.

The Pink Table

At the heart of the Pink Table concept is the idea of creating a visually distinct space within dining establishments that invites patrons to sit down and engage in conversation. The bright pink color serves as a beacon, signaling an open invitation to dialogue and mutual respect.

Museum of Territory of the Japanese Immigration

Territory museums focus on preserving and interpreting the cultural and natural heritage of a given area. Unlike traditional museums, they adopt a holistic approach, considering the entirety of a territory’s natural, cultural, historical, and social aspects.