Dr. Mitchell Joachim is represented by Scott Beibin of Evil Twin Booking Agency for future events/actions/lectures/film/TV appearances.
Evil Twin Booking Agency helps you bring politically charged and culturally challenging media to college campuses, theaters, infoshops, community centers, squats, microcinemas, dance clubs, caves and other venues throughout North America, Europe and South America. We manage tours and appearances for today's most prominent politically conscious speakers, authors, films and performers including: Dead Prez, Lost Film Fest, The Yes Men, Who Killed the Electric Car, Why We Fight, FOUND magazine, Bernardine Dohrn, Scream Club, The Corporation, Timothy Speed Levitch, Boots Riley, and more.
http://www.eviltwinbooking.org/index.cfm
5.08.2008
Dr. J. + Evil Twin Booking Agency
5.06.2008
Columbia GSAPP Visual Studies EVENT
VS CAD Show Wed. May 14th @ 7pm
We will be showing work from:
Tilling Education: An Eco Aesthetic Approach, 2008.
Dr. Mitchell Joachim,
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Columbia University, GSAPP
TA: Michael Contento
Coordinator: Josh Uhl
Synergy Conference: The Evergreen State College
The Synergy Conference is a local event with a global message. The mission is simple; the integrations of diverse aspects of life into a sustainable model for our societies future. The event was introduced because the founding groups and individuals believed in combining issues of culture, design, ecology, agriculture and social justice and critically analyze their interconnectedness. The goal of the events is to create a collective vision and model of sustainability.
Art Daily: 01SJ Global Festival
ZER01 Invites the World To Experience Art on the Edge at 2nd Biennial 01SJ Global Festival
Jane Marsching and Mitchell Joachim (Terrefrom)
http://www.artdaily.com/index.asp?int_sec=2&int_new=23832
5.05.2008
New Book - eVolo: Skyscraper for the XXI Century
eVolo: Skyscraper for the XXI Century
by Carlo Aiello,
"PeristalCity," eVolo Publishing, pp.14-15, 2008.
http://www.evolo-arch.com/evolo.swf
4.23.2008
New article for Bauwelt
"Profusion of Invention: eVolo Skyscraper Competitions"
Mitchell Joachim, Ph.D. and Melanie Fessel
Bauwelt, May 9th, 2008.
www.bauwelt.de
Fab Tree Hab in Arquitectura y Diseño
Marta Gil, "Architecture in a Tree,"
Arquitectura y Diseño, pp. 169-74. No. 88, April 2008.
www.rba.es
4.19.2008
Terreform Expands
Our new second studio location opens in Brooklyn, New York.
We have significantly expanded our staff and work spaces at the Metropolitan Exchange (MEx).
MEx is an architecture, urban planning, and research cooperative located in downtown Brooklyn. The space is made up of design professionals, developers, and scholars who come together to collaborate on architecture and planning projects, pursue development opportunities, and sponsor lectures, film screenings and exhibitions.
TERREFORM
THE METROPOLITAN EXCHANGE
33 FLATBUSH AVENUE 6F
BROOKLYN, NY 11217
www.metropolitanexchange.org
4.18.2008
Future North: Noah Clones

Ecotarium bound biospherians dwell in the ex-Arctic landscape of tomorrow near the poles.
Photos & model by Dan O'Connor
4.17.2008
Terreform at BOOST (Building Open Opportunity Structures)
BOOST to host Mitchell Joachim of Terreform, on sustainable architecture.
June 7th 2008
117 South Warren Street, Trenton, NJ.
Green, Smart, and Sustainable Stakeholder Education and Training 2008-09 (GSS-SET) are the natural outgrowth of our past efforts for community benefits by way of engaging redevelopment and economic growth-producing activities. GSS-SET will contribute to fighting global warming and pollution by stimulating the green building and clean energy economy and positioning local community leaders to help their constituencies capture a good portion of green collar jobs, develop or expand green businesses, and conduct advocacy and policy work to the benefit of populations with barriers to employment.
For more information about Building Open Opportunity Structures Together (BOOST), GSS-SET 2008-09, and the June 7 launch, please call our voice/fax center at (206) 202-2883 or email gss-set@gss-set.com.
4.11.2008
Ecotariums at the North Pole
The Future North Ecotarium project is based on the premise that within the next hundred years our climate will be irreversible altered. Massive migrations of urban populations will move north to escape severe flooding and increased temperatures. Area inside the Artic regions will warm up significantly, making their occupation newly desirable. Real-Estate values will shift to privilege northern climates that formerly had almost no human inhabitants. To underscore the intensity of such a global shift, we have moved entire cities. The reality of hundreds of millions of people relocating their respective centers of culture, business, and life is almost incomprehensible. We anticipate this polemical representation will impact our perception of tomorrow.
The movie installation will premier at:
MASS MoCA Badlands: New Horizons in Landscape
and 01SJ: A global festival of art on the edge
by
Jane D. Marsching and Dr. Mitchell Joachim/ Terreform
curators: Denise Markonish at MASS MoCA and Steve Dietz at SJMA
4.07.2008
Taking Back the Streets, Sunday NY Times
"Taking Back the Streets,"
by Jeff Byles, New York Times,
p. CY11, Sun. April 6, 2008.
Gentle Congestion:
Instead of designing cities for cars, why not design cars for a kinder city?
That’s what researchers at the Media Lab of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have cooked up: smarter, gentler modes of urban transportation. “If you think of your average car, it doesn’t have the same smarts as a horse,” said Mitchell Joachim, a former Media Lab researcher. A horse, he points out, is unlikely to run off the road, naturally avoids head-on collisions, and at least comes when you whistle. With the horse in mind, Dr. Joachim, now executive director of a New York design collaborative called Terreform, has helped conceive of a lightweight electric car that would sense the presence of other vehicles and slow down in potentially dangerous areas.
On-board navigation systems would drive people where they wanted to go. Parking meters, linked to each other and to the vehicles, could signal an open space. These smart cars would even sense that pothole you just ran over, and report it to maintenance crews. Because the vehicles could be made of soy-based plastic shells that could bump into each other without damage, they could move in flocks. Designers call it “gentle congestion.” Quick braking systems protect pedestrians, so there is no need for sidewalks, lanes or signals.
4.06.2008
World Science Festival: May 30th - NYC
Mitchell Joachim
is speaking at the
World Science Festival:
http://www.worldsciencefestival.com/
on the Future Cities Panel:
Majora Carter
Dickson Despommier
Peter Head
Blaine Brownell
Friday, May 30, 8:00 PM - 9:30 PM,
NYU - Kimmel Center for University Life
Future Cities: Sustainable Solutions, Radical Designs — We stand at a crossroads. Cities must change radically to achieve long-term sustainability. Energy, food and water sources, transportation systems and basic infrastructure, must all adapt to emerging pressures from climate change, dwindling resources and growing urban populations.
How will we meet this immense challenge? In a program that is part celebration of human ingenuity and part stark reminder of the problems we face, influential architects, urban planners, scientists and technologists lay out radical blueprints and innovative solutions as they imagine housing, feeding, transporting and sustaining city dwellers of the not too distant future.
other speakers include:
Alan Alda, Cynthia Breazeal, Brian Greene, Peter Galison, Ray Kurzweil, Richard Leaky, Oliver Sacks, David Sinclair, Saul Griffith, and MORE
3.26.2008
Ecogram: The Sustainability Question
NEW GSAPP EVENT
OCT. 19th-25th, 2008
ECOGRAM:
The Sustainability Question
at Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation
Dean: Marc Wigley
Faculty: Mitchell Joachim, Ph.D. &
Ioanna Theocharopoulou, Ph.D.
Benjamin Prosky, Director of Special Events
Melissa Cowley Wolf, Associate Director, Alumni Relations
more TBA: www.ecogram.org
X-OLOGY Magazine: Fab Tree Hab
"Going Green - Tree houses are branching out".
by Jane Gleeson,
X-ology, p.19, Winter 2008.
http://www.xology.com/w08/w08_green.php
3.16.2008
Riva Ring 2023
A design for Riva – like that of any city – must harmonize desire, context, and
constraint. Physically, the site is blessed by its dramatic proximity to the Black
Sea, by rolling hills, by a sinuous river, by green fields and forests, by intimate
beaches, by an existing town of intimate informality, by a protected forest buffer,
and by its easy proximity to Istanbul.
It is, however, challenged by salt winds, demanding topography, by the risk of
becoming a mere commuter dormitory, by existing plans and infrastructures, and
by a pattern of land holdings and regulations that demand what may be a too even
distribution of building across the site. Riva is no tabula rasa and our approach is
shaped by a set of prior decisions we might not have made. For example, were
there an effective way of consolidating and transferring development rights, it
would be possible to create a much more compact city, one less challenged by
low densities and sprawl.
3.15.2008
The Masdar Competition

3.14.2008
Home Concepts magazine: Fab Tree Hab
"Eco Light Home...Naturally"
by Huang Nickmatul
Home Concepts, pp. 28-32, March 2008.
http://www.lexicon.com.sg/singapore/print/hc_pg.asp
3.13.2008
Terreform at MASS MoCA
Badlands: New Horizons in Landscape
Opens May 24, 2008
Jane D. Marsching and Terreform
http://www.massmoca.org/event_details.php?id=369
3.08.2008
Telegraph UK highlights the Fab Tree Hab
Ideal Home Show: Why tomorrow never came
Chris Stevens, Telegraph.co.uk, March 8, 2008.
"Days of future passed: Predictions that stil have potential
Grow your own buildings MIT architect Mitchell Joachim has been working on a building called the Fab Tree Hab, which is constructed out of living trees. These trees are physically bound together to form a solid structure. The next step would be to genetically engineer a tree to grow in the shape of a house.
The tree would form walls and floors as it matured, and grow a new extension every year."
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/property/main.jhtml?xml=/property/2008/03/08/ptomorrow108.xml
2.24.2008
Arboreal Architecture Prototype
Fab Tree Hab: accurately controlled living plant geometry to form dwellings.Just as the modern biotechnology revolution owes its existence to the intelligence in ecosystems at the molecular level, sustainable technologies for homes can also benefit from biological, natural systems; however, starting at the molecular scale is not necessary. Rather, as the intention of this design explores, lumber maintained in its macro, living form becomes a superstructure. Templates, cut from 3D computer files control the plant growth in the early stages. After a time the templates are removed and reused in a new home.
- New 3D model fabrication with Edward Ward.
2.20.2008
A True Homegrown Investment: Fab Tree Hab
"A True Homegrown Investment"
by: Marie Langhout, NuWire Investor, Feb. 19, 2008.
Can’t afford to build a house? Grow one.
http://www.nuwireinvestor.com/blogs/thebrinktank/2008/02/true-homegrown-investment.html
2.09.2008
High Gloss/ Social Conscience at SCOPE
Louise Blouin Media (publishers of Art+Auction, Modern Painters, Culture+Travel) is presenting a discussion panel at the SCOPE Art Fair on Saturday 29th March between 5pm – 6pm.
High Gloss/ Social Conscience
participants:
Craig Kellogg, editor at Interior Design
James Zemaitis, Vice President of the Design Dept. Sotheby’s
Rick Cook, Cook + Fox Architects
Morgan Falconer, writer
Dr. Mitchell Joachim, Partner at Terreform
Susan Morris, editor in chief of Modern Painters, moderator.
at The SCOPE Pavilion, Lincoln Center.
http://www.scope-art.com/home.php?section=home
2.06.2008
Synergy Conference
Synergy: The 7th Annual Sustainable Living Conference
The Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington
May 23rd-24th, 2008.
Dr. Mitchell Joachim of Terreform: Ecotransology - Collapse of Nature
www.evergreen.edu/synergy
01SJ: Global Festival of Art on the Edge
Earthtimes - London, UK:
Terreform (Mitchell Joachim) will be showcased w/ Jane Marsching
Future North: Ecotarium - An Observatory of Nature’s Collapse
SAN JOSE, CA -- 02/04/08 -- ZER01, organizers of 01SJ, a Global Festival of Art on the Edge, today announced plans for its second biennial festival here, June 4-8. 01SJ will feature transformative and provocative new works from world-renowned artists and performers at the cross-section of contemporary art, technology, and culture. The five-day Festival will incorporate exhibitions, films, concerts, performances, happenings, and nightlife occurring throughout downtown San Jose's parks, public streets, museums, theaters, and clubs. http://www.01sj.org/
http://www.earthtimes.org/articles/show/zer01-invites-the-world-to-experience-art-on-the-edge,269760.shtml
1.26.2008
Transmaterial 2: Super Cilia Skin
Super Cilia Skin project inside:
"Transmaterial 2: A Catalog of Materials That Redefine Our Physical Environment," Blaine Brownell,
Princeton Architectural Press, 2008.
http://www.amazon.com/Transmaterial-Materials-Redefine-Physical-Environment/dp/1568987226/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1201387330&sr=8-1
Super Cilia Skin:
http://www.archinode.com/medialab3.html
MIT Team:
Mitchell Joachim, Hayes Raffle, James Tichenor
12.31.2007
12.29.2007
Edge as Center, Somerville MA
"Go Figure Somerville"
by Mitchell Joachim
& Michael Sorkin
Edited by Anya Bokov
EDGE as CENTER;
Envisioning the post-industrial landscape.
Somerville MA. 2007.
International Urban Design Ideas Competition.
12.03.2007
de Architect: Almere Hout w/ MUST, NL
Harry den Hartog, "Getemd wild wonen," de Architect, NL, pp. 67, No. 6 June 2007.
http://dearchitect.sdu.nl/do/welkom
MUST: http://www.must.nl
TATLIN news: Terreform
Vladimir Belogolovsky, "Terreform,"
Tatlin News, Russia, pp. 70-75, No.4 (40) 48 2007.
http://www.tatlin.ru/index.php?page=about&id=100113
11.19.2007
Vision Magazine: MIT City Cars
Vision, "Return to Intelligence - MIT City Car,"
Sissia Cao, pp. 188-193, China, No. 08, August 2007.
http://youthvision.cn/
Architects League of Northern New Jersey Lecture
AIA chapter ALNNJ
Annual League Arthur Davis Lecture
Terreform, Dr. Mitchell Joachim, Nov. 15, 2007.
http://alnnj.org/
Made in India (Architectural Design)
Made in India (Architectural Design) by Kazi Ashraf
11.17.2007
Eco tree houses come of age
Fab Tree Hab on Smart Planet UK
Eco tree houses come of age SmartPlanet.com - London,UK
Innovative designers are creating tree houses that live and 'breathe,' like the Fab Tree Hab. It uses high-tech computer modelling and ancient techniques ...
http://www.smartplanet.com/news/leisure/10000032/eco-tree-houses-come-of-age.htm
10.30.2007
CBC TV: Fab Tree Hab
The Hour on CBC, "Water this Segment!"
Is This A Good Idea?: Fab Tree Hab
By Hilary Doyle, Oct 26, 2007.
http://goodidea.cbc.ca/2007/10/a_blossoming_home.htm
10.23.2007
Gang of Green: DigitALL Magazine Heroes
TERREFORM, THE ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH AND ARCHITECTURE FIRM OF MICHAEL SORKIN AND MITCHELL JOACHIM, IS RIPPING UP THE PAVEMENT OF URBANPLANNING
"...the ecological research, urban planning, and architecture firm of Michael Sorkin and Mitchell Joachim. These two architects’ work is full of epic ambitions and fantastical ideas, including city plans based on total urban self-sufficiency, houses made of growing trees, and soft, sheep-like cars that scrub the atmosphere clean with every drive. Of course, most architects have drawers full of unrealized blueprints. But Terreform’s architecture of ecological engagement sacrifices any pretense of pragmatism in order to reach for a realm of unbridled, futuristic innovation..."
Craig Bromberg, Samsung, p. 10/48 Fall 2007.
http://www.samsung.com/Features/BrandMagazine/magazinedigitall/2007_fall/heroes_02.htm
10.16.2007
Relax - Interiors for Human Wellness
The Human-Powered River Gym project
9.30.2007
CNET Extreme Tree Houses: Fab Tree Hab
Extreme tree houses CNET News.com - San Francisco,CA,USA.
Future-forward designers are concocting tree houses that live and "breathe," such as the Fab Tree Hab. It uses high-tech computer modeling and ancient ...See all stories on this topic
http://www.news.com/2300-11395_3-6210710-1.html
9.26.2007
GSAPP course: Tilling Education
A4746 Tilling Education: An Eco Aesthetic Approach.
Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation.
Dr. Mitchell Joachim
http://www.arch.columbia.edu/index.php?pageData=8882/23/4/3235/
8.24.2007
Fab Tree Hab in El Periódico de Catalunya magazine
Ana Sanchez, "Casas Con Vida Propia," El Periódico, Dominical, p.14, no. 258, Aug. 8, 2007.
http://www.elperiodico.com/
8.22.2007
Southern Housing Excellance magazine: Fab Tree Hab
"Grow your own: Terreform’s Fab Tree Hab takes ‘green’ architectural design into the heart of the environment by creating a structure that is in itself alive and an integral part of the ecosystem. Think organic engineering, utilising living systems to create both form and function – and perhaps one day a whole new breed of gardening-come-home-improvement television shows."
Monday, 20 August 2007, UK.
http://www.southern-housing.co.uk/features/the-earthships-have-landed-885-14.html
8.20.2007
Fab Tree Hab in Grazia Italy
Stefania Uberti, "La Mia Casa Sugli Alberi,"
Grazia, p. 24, no. 32, Aug. 14, 2007.
http://grazia.blog.it/
8.15.2007
Fab Tree Hab in Immobilien Osterreich
Dietmar Treiber, "Das Haus lebt, atmet und wachst,"
Immobilien, Osterreich, p.12, Fri. Aug. 10th, 2007.
7.13.2007
Soft Car in D la Repubblica delle Donne
Erica Baldi, "Soft Car ," D la Repubblica delle Donne, No. 555, June 30, 2007.
6.25.2007
Fab Tree Hab in DIE WELT
Dietmar Treiber, "Wachsendes Haus,"
Die Welt, pp. IM1, IM3, June 23, 2007
http://www.welt.de/welt_print/article968263/Wachsendes_Haus.html
6.13.2007
National Geographic Kids: Fab Tree Hab
Cathy Lu, “Green House,” National Geographic Kids, p. 22, Jun./ Jul. 2007.
http://kids.nationalgeographic.com/
6.07.2007
Fab Tree Hab on BauNetz
"MIT entwickelt wachsende Häuser"
(MIT develops increasing houses)
http://www.baunetz.de/db/news/?news_id=84035
6.06.2007
Panorama Magazine Italy: Fab Tree Hab
http://www.panorama.it/
Alberi a forma di casa
p.254, N.22, May 31, 2007.
City of Sound + Postopolis!: Mitchell Joachim
Notes on the talk at Storefront for Art and Architecture in New York:
link here: http://www.cityofsound.com/blog/2007/06/postopolis_mitc.html
6.01.2007
Tree house living, the next green thing?
CNET News.com: Fab Tree Hab
http://news.com.com/8301-10784_3-9724481-7.html
Spa-De Magazine: MATscape + Fab Tree Hab

Yoshiko Kasuga, "Human Nest,"
SPA-DE Space & Design ~ International Review of Interior Design
Vol. 7, p. 46-48, 2007.
SPA-DE―Space & Design~International Review of Interior Design (Vol.7)
5.31.2007
Postopolis Talk on U Tube
see video for Postopolis
at Storefront for Art and Architecture
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9VWD3-07Us
or
http://www.youtube.com/storefrontgallery
5.24.2007
Mediaweek: Living Home
Does Green Grow Green For Media?
Richard Brunelli
Media Week, MAY 14, 2007.
"The series portrays green-skewing designers, products and processes that, potentially, can transform the everyday lives of viewers. Interviewees range from professional race car driver and ethanol advocate Jeff Simmons to an MIT grad named Mitchell Joachim, who is building a home grown from living trees, to a "guerrilla gardener" named Heather Flores, who champions green spaces in poor New York City neighborhoods..."
http://www.mediaweek.com/mw/departments/features/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003584537
5.22.2007
P.M. Magazine: Fab Tree Hab
Bio-Bau (Biobuilding)
Aus Baumstämmen ein Haus flechten
(From Trunks Twist a House)
by Wolfgang C. Goede
P.M. p. 14, June 2007.
http://www.pm-magazin.de/de/heftartikel/artikel_id1999.htm
5.21.2007
Newsweek: Fab Tree Hab

"Terreform: Building Houses Out of Living Trees"
Newsweek, May 28, 2007 by Linda Stern.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18685383/site/newsweek/?from=rss#storyContinued
Focus Magazine: Fab Tree Hab
"Grun & Gut: Baumhaus," Robert Thielicke,
Focus, p.110, No. 18, April 30, 2007
http://www.focus.de/
Home Wellness Magazine: Fab Tree Hab
"Vivere Eco,"
by Sara Lisa Di Mario
p.153-55, n.01 April-May 2007.
http://www.homewellness.it/
Designnews.com: MIT Car
MIT Moves Forward with Smart Cities and Stackable Cars
by Sean Snyder, Associate Editor -- Design News, May 15, 2007.
"The designers behind Concept Cars have re-evaluated the use and function of cars in the city with new designs that remove the drive train and put precedence on robotic wheels. “We reinvented the wheel, or actually, we rethought it,” says Mitchell Joachim, former MIT student and current Smart Cities committee member."
http://www.designnews.com/article/CA6442404.html
5.02.2007
Terreform at Postopolis! May 30th at 6:30pm
Postopolis!
at Storefront for Art and Architecture
Featuring BLDGBLOG, City of Sound, Inhabitat, and Subtopia
Postopolis! is a five-day event of near-continuous conversation about architecture, urbanism, landscape, and design. Four bloggers, from four different cities, will host a series of live discussions, interviews, slideshows, panels, talks, and other presentations, and fuse the informal energy and interdisciplinary approach of the architectural blogosphere with the immediacy of face to face interaction.
http://storefrontnews.org/exhibitions/upcoming.html
5.01.2007
New Yorker: "the Green" advertising
The Green with Robert Redford on the Sundance Channel:
"...MIT genius Mitchell Joachim creates a spectacular futuristic living space with his Fab Tree Hab living house, made from trees".
The New Yorker, p. 14, April 30, 2007,
MIT Spectrum
Beyond Green Design by Mary Speare
Mitchell Joachim, an MIT architect, says people may one day grow their houses instead of building them. MIT Spectrum, Spring 2007, Vol. XVIII No. IX p. 10
http://web.mit.edu/giving/spectrum/spring07/green-design.htm
4.25.2007
Global Warming Burnout
4.20.2007
Metropolis Magazine Highlights Offices
180 Varick Street
A look at the work spaces inside New York City’s infamous design address. By Stephen Zacks, April 18, 2007.
4.19.2007
LES from SCRATCH: NY Press
"LES FROM SCRATCH"
Architects re-imagine the city for the next century
By Jerry Portwood
New York Press
Vol. 20, No.16, pp. 14-16, April 18-24, 2007.
http://www.nypress.com/20/16/news&columns/feature3.cfm
Not Another Green Issue
by Kari Milchman
Fab Tree Hab images
4.13.2007
Car Body Design: Transology

Transology: Reinventing The Wheel
by Mitchell Joachim, Axel Kilian, William J. Mitchell
http://www.carbodydesign.com/detail.php?id=742
4.06.2007
BIG Ideas for a Small Planet
See TERREFORM and Fab Tree Hab on the Sundance Channel: 'Big Ideas For A Small Planet'. episode -Build- April 24, 9:00PM.
3.28.2007
Green Building Press
The Ultimate Green Building
Fab Tree Hab
28 March 2007
http://www.newbuilder.co.uk/news/NewsFullStory.asp?ID=1591
3.26.2007
World House Radio
Institute without Boundaries, World House Project
Fab Tree Hab construction system
Interview by Sarah Tranum
download podcast:
http://www.worldhouseradio.blogspot.com/
3.23.2007
3.21.2007
Welcome Maria Aiolova to Terreform
Maria Aiolova received her Master in Architecture in Urban Design from Harvard University, Graduate School of Design in Cambridge, Massachusetts, her Bachelor in Architecture from University of Sofia, Bulgaria and the Technical University of Vienna, Austria. She also holds Professional Degree in Architecture from Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston, Massachusetts. Maria has a number of winning competitions including first place in the CHARLES/MGH STATION Design Competition, Boston and the Izmir Post District International Urban Design Competition in Izmir, Turkey. As a founder and director of Compost Art Center, nonprofit artists residency program, Maria has been involved in the design and construction of affordable and dynamic space for artists in the new millennium. Located in Southampton, Long Island, New York, the Center established a unique laboratory for artists, students and individuals of all ages and backgrounds to explore the creative process. In 2002, Maria formed a Design/Build Partnership focused on design and construction sustainable houses of modest scale and budget in the Hamptons. The houses she designed and built represent an appreciation of the intense beauty of the East End of Long Island; challenging the current standards of grandiosity and repetition; utilizing simple design and sustainable building strategies. In addition to her diverse design work, Maria has been a visiting critic at the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University, Rhode Island School of Design and Boston Architectural Center.
http://www.aiolova.com/pages/index.aspx
3.14.2007
Science Donga, Korea (cover)
Green Car
By Mitchell Joachim
DongaScience.com
Lee, Hyun-Kyeong
Seoul, Korea
Issue #03, March 2007.
Harvard University Center for the Environment Speaker Series
ECOTRANSOLOGY:
Integrated Design for Urban Mobility
Harvard Graduate School + Green Design group
Mitchell Joachim
PAST EVENT
Friday, Mar 2, 200712:00p - 1:00p
http://environment.harvard.edu/navigation2/activities.htm?event_id=64796240
Nat and Drew in the Morning Z95
Today: Live Radio with
3.12.2007
Canadian Media on Fab Tree Hab
TV:
Fab Tree Hab project
and interview featured on
CTV, Canada AM today.
8:30am
http://www.ctv.ca/canadaam
CKNW Radio: Nightline BC with Michael Smyth


Link: NY City MPEG movie file