Agnès Guillot & Jean-Arcady Meyer, La bionique: Quand la science imite la nature, p. 23, Dunod, Paris, 2008.
http://www.dunod.com/pages/ouvrages/ficheouvrage.asp?id=50635
7.28.2008
EdA Architecture Magazine: Fab Tree Hab
Maurizio Meossi, "Veget-arch. Quando l'Architettura diviene Natura," EdA esempi di Architettura, il prato, pp. 182- 187, anno I, n. 3/2007. http://www.esempidiarchitettura.it/
7.26.2008
Lecture at University in Guatemala
Ecotransology, Mitchell Joachim, Ph.D.
at Francisco Marroquin University in Guatemala
School of Architecture, Aug. 18th, 2008.
Universidad Francisco Marroquín, Facultad de Arquitectura, 6 Calle final, zona 10Edificio Académico, D-614, Guatemala, Guatemala.
7.20.2008
New Museum of Contemporary Art Panel Presentaion
Panel: The Visual Rhetoric of Environmentalism
for the New Museum of Contemporary Art, "After Nature," exhibition.
As scientific consensus about global warming gains traction with the public, this panel explores how such knowledge—and the environmental strategies it prompts—should be expressed visually.
Panelists:
Dr. Cameron Tonkinwise, Charles M. Blow, and Mitchell Joachim.
Moderated by Brian Sholis, editor of Artforum.com.
Saturday, August 16, at 3PM
New Museum,
235 Bowery, New York, NY.
http://www.newmuseum.org/events/220
7.14.2008
Fab Tree Hab on HGTV Extreme Living
Home & Garden TV
FAB TREE HAB: Imagine the day when tree houses are no longer just for kids, when adults will actually get to live in a fully-functional home morphed out of living, breathing trees.
Thank You: Lightworks-KPI Productions, Andrea Pilat, Mashizan Masjum, Joanne Azern, Sarah Hodgson, Neri Oxman, Jesse Dobbie, Christopher Cassel, Tim McGarvey, Bob & Lauren Sarafan, Richard Reames, and more...
AIR TIMES:
July 13, 2008 10:00 PM ET/PT
July 14, 2008 2:00 AM ET/PT
September 04, 2008 9:30 PM ET/PT
September 05, 2008 1:30 AM ET/PT
http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/shows_hxmlv/episode/0,3200,HGTV_31776_58083,00.html
7.08.2008
Kate Orff Studio Review at GSAPP
On jury for Kate Orff, Principal of Scape, Adv. Arch. mid-review, July 09 at Columbia, entitled CarboNYC. Students are looking at 3 sites and programs as a way to critique, participate in and visualize the Mayor's PLANYC 2030 initiative to reduce carbon emissions by 30%. --Looks Great!
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