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Current Projects

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ESW is working on two primary projects this year. Both projects were initiated in Fall 2008, developed by student teams in the 2009 Spring Quarter course, CEE 177S/277S: Design for a Sustainable World. These projects will be continued as part of our Summer 2009 internships, with additional activities in both Indonesia and Mexico.







ESW-GHI Partnership: Tsunami Preparedness and Design in Indonesia
GeoHazards International (GHI) works to reduce suffering due to natural hazards in world’s most vulnerable communities. This project consists of developing a conceptual design of an earthquake- and tsunami-resistant community center in Padang, West Sumatra, Indonesia. The project as a whole involves international earth scientists, structural engineers, and community organizers from universities, governmental agencies, and nongovernmental organizations.

ESW-SARAR Partnership: Sustainable Sanitation Systems in Mexico
SARAR Transformacion is a non-profit organization based in Mexico that focuses on developing and promoting ecological sanitation systems. ESW will develop a program of water, sanitation, and hygiene for schools in the CoZiHua Watershed in Oaxaca, Mexico.

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Past Projects

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2008 - Sustainable Campus Design Project in Tanzania
Over the winter quarter (07-08), we held weekly meetings and developed a range of design concepts; our recommendations were delivered to the architect responsible for creating the master plan, and presented to the Bahati Board. Winter 2008: Bahati Education





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2007 - Earthquake Safety of Vernacular Housing in the Himalayas
Students in the Spring 2007 Design for a Sustainable World class compiled information on indigenous designs for earthquake safety to support a project with SEEDs-India. Two students participated in the Summer 2007 ESW-Stanford internship in the Himalayan region of India and Nepal.




Details on past projects in:

  • Ocotal, Nicaragua
  • Milot, Haiti
  • Stanford Farm
  • Chennai, India
  • Andaman Islands, India

can be found at: http://eswprojects.stanford.edu/

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