 An Exploration of TedxBrooklyn, by Rozalia Jovanovic;
"If TEDx Brooklyn is any example of what TEDx events are like, it’s a  less-polished version that takes itself less seriously, and offers a  chance for people to see talks on subjects that others are passionate  about. At worst it’s failed storytelling, and at best, like with Dr.  Mitchell Joachim’s presentation, it exposes the audience to what some  people are doing that might affect how we live, like designing stackable  cars and jetpacks. Yet, TEDxBrooklyn seemed to have stronger ties than  most TEDx conferences to TED. There were celebrities in the mix of  presenters—like Barbara Bush (younger), Ben Bronfman, the artist Callie  Curry (aka Swoon) and DJ Spooky—which added some cache. A couple of the  speakers had presented at actual TED conferences, like Dr. Mitchell  Joachim and Dr. Haresh Lalvani. And the founder of TED himself—Richard  Saul Wurman—was there in conversation with Kurt Anderson." 
"The co-founder of Terreform ONE—a leading firm in ecological design, Dr.  Mitchell Joachim, gave maybe the most fascinating presentation on  designing a lexicon of “smart mobility,” which included edible cars,  stackable cars, and intelligent streets. His firm had also created a jet  pack. “There’s a parachute in the crotch in case all hell breaks  loose.”"  
see 
http://www.blackbookmag.com/article/tedxbrooklyn-elitism-worth-spreading/23504
An Exploration of TedxBrooklyn, by Rozalia Jovanovic;
"If TEDx Brooklyn is any example of what TEDx events are like, it’s a  less-polished version that takes itself less seriously, and offers a  chance for people to see talks on subjects that others are passionate  about. At worst it’s failed storytelling, and at best, like with Dr.  Mitchell Joachim’s presentation, it exposes the audience to what some  people are doing that might affect how we live, like designing stackable  cars and jetpacks. Yet, TEDxBrooklyn seemed to have stronger ties than  most TEDx conferences to TED. There were celebrities in the mix of  presenters—like Barbara Bush (younger), Ben Bronfman, the artist Callie  Curry (aka Swoon) and DJ Spooky—which added some cache. A couple of the  speakers had presented at actual TED conferences, like Dr. Mitchell  Joachim and Dr. Haresh Lalvani. And the founder of TED himself—Richard  Saul Wurman—was there in conversation with Kurt Anderson." 
"The co-founder of Terreform ONE—a leading firm in ecological design, Dr.  Mitchell Joachim, gave maybe the most fascinating presentation on  designing a lexicon of “smart mobility,” which included edible cars,  stackable cars, and intelligent streets. His firm had also created a jet  pack. “There’s a parachute in the crotch in case all hell breaks  loose.”"  
see 
http://www.blackbookmag.com/article/tedxbrooklyn-elitism-worth-spreading/23504
                                                                     11.28.2010
BlackBook Magazine: TEDx Brooklyn, Dr. Mitchell Joachim
 An Exploration of TedxBrooklyn, by Rozalia Jovanovic;
"If TEDx Brooklyn is any example of what TEDx events are like, it’s a  less-polished version that takes itself less seriously, and offers a  chance for people to see talks on subjects that others are passionate  about. At worst it’s failed storytelling, and at best, like with Dr.  Mitchell Joachim’s presentation, it exposes the audience to what some  people are doing that might affect how we live, like designing stackable  cars and jetpacks. Yet, TEDxBrooklyn seemed to have stronger ties than  most TEDx conferences to TED. There were celebrities in the mix of  presenters—like Barbara Bush (younger), Ben Bronfman, the artist Callie  Curry (aka Swoon) and DJ Spooky—which added some cache. A couple of the  speakers had presented at actual TED conferences, like Dr. Mitchell  Joachim and Dr. Haresh Lalvani. And the founder of TED himself—Richard  Saul Wurman—was there in conversation with Kurt Anderson." 
"The co-founder of Terreform ONE—a leading firm in ecological design, Dr.  Mitchell Joachim, gave maybe the most fascinating presentation on  designing a lexicon of “smart mobility,” which included edible cars,  stackable cars, and intelligent streets. His firm had also created a jet  pack. “There’s a parachute in the crotch in case all hell breaks  loose.”"  
see 
http://www.blackbookmag.com/article/tedxbrooklyn-elitism-worth-spreading/23504
An Exploration of TedxBrooklyn, by Rozalia Jovanovic;
"If TEDx Brooklyn is any example of what TEDx events are like, it’s a  less-polished version that takes itself less seriously, and offers a  chance for people to see talks on subjects that others are passionate  about. At worst it’s failed storytelling, and at best, like with Dr.  Mitchell Joachim’s presentation, it exposes the audience to what some  people are doing that might affect how we live, like designing stackable  cars and jetpacks. Yet, TEDxBrooklyn seemed to have stronger ties than  most TEDx conferences to TED. There were celebrities in the mix of  presenters—like Barbara Bush (younger), Ben Bronfman, the artist Callie  Curry (aka Swoon) and DJ Spooky—which added some cache. A couple of the  speakers had presented at actual TED conferences, like Dr. Mitchell  Joachim and Dr. Haresh Lalvani. And the founder of TED himself—Richard  Saul Wurman—was there in conversation with Kurt Anderson." 
"The co-founder of Terreform ONE—a leading firm in ecological design, Dr.  Mitchell Joachim, gave maybe the most fascinating presentation on  designing a lexicon of “smart mobility,” which included edible cars,  stackable cars, and intelligent streets. His firm had also created a jet  pack. “There’s a parachute in the crotch in case all hell breaks  loose.”"  
see 
http://www.blackbookmag.com/article/tedxbrooklyn-elitism-worth-spreading/23504
                                                                     11.24.2010
Detail Magazine, Terreform ONE
A metropolis is reinvented, Mitchell Joachim, and Maria Aiolova, co-founders of Terreform ONE + Terrefuge, Detail Magazine.
eVolo Magazine, Terreform ONE
 eVolo Magazine #03,  Cities of Tomorrow, Terreform ONE, Mitchell Joachim
eVolo Magazine #03,  Cities of Tomorrow, Terreform ONE, Mitchell Joachim
11.19.2010
Greenbuild: Dr. Joachim
The USGBC Greenbuild International Conference and Expo in Chicago was incredible! Master Speaker series with Mitchell Joachim and panel talk with Maria Aiolova, Co-founders of Terreform ONE http://www.greenbuildexpo.org/speakers/Master-Speakers/Mitchell-Joachim.aspx
11.17.2010
NYTimes Blog: TEDxBrooklyn
The New York Times Blog, by COLIN WEATHERBY
"Other compelling works were presented by transportation guru Dr. Mitchell Joachim of Terreform ONE design. In a rapid-fire slide show of psychedelic imagery, Dr. Joachim discussed living homes made from trained plants, jet packs for commuters and inflatable cars. 
“We want cars that are so soft you can say hello to your neighbor by bumping into them,” Dr. Joachim said, “If these vehicles ran into your grandma they would tickle."”
11.16.2010
Material Design book with MATscape, Terreform ONE
 Material Design: Informing Architecture by Materiality, Birkhauser Verlag AG, 2010. Thomas Schröpfer (Author), Erwin Viray, James Carpenter, Sheila Kennedy, Liat Margolis, Toshiko Mori, Nader Tehrani, Peter Yeadon
Mitchell Joachim, Terreform ONE + Terrefuge, MATscape, pp.180.
Material Design: Informing Architecture by Materiality, Birkhauser Verlag AG, 2010. Thomas Schröpfer (Author), Erwin Viray, James Carpenter, Sheila Kennedy, Liat Margolis, Toshiko Mori, Nader Tehrani, Peter Yeadon
Mitchell Joachim, Terreform ONE + Terrefuge, MATscape, pp.180.
          
11.15.2010
Terreform ONE at Biodivercity Exhibition, Wash. DC
 BiodiverCity exhibition at the Embassy of Australia in Washington DC with Terreform ONE, Mitchell Joachim & Maria Aiolova.  Curated by Natalie Jeremijenko
Special Thanks: Brendan Wall, Kathrine Kramer, Sabine Finnern, Zenon Tech-Czarny.
BiodiverCity exhibition at the Embassy of Australia in Washington DC with Terreform ONE, Mitchell Joachim & Maria Aiolova.  Curated by Natalie Jeremijenko
Special Thanks: Brendan Wall, Kathrine Kramer, Sabine Finnern, Zenon Tech-Czarny. 
Lecture at IIDA Forum NY
International Interior Design Association Forum in NY hosted Mitchell Joachim, Terreform ONE. 
Special thanks; Suzette Subance, Casey Baxter,  Abigail French
11.14.2010
TEDxBrooklyn: Mitchell Joachim
TEDx in Brooklyn at Pratt was fantastic! The New Yorker; Above and Beyond
Special thanks to the organizers and my fellow speakers;
- Dr. Haresh Lalvani
- Barbara Bush
- Steve Daniels
- Swoon
- Ben Bronfman
- Daniel Iglesia
- Dr. Prabhjot Singh
- Karl Chu
- DJ Spooky
- Nate Ball
- Tracie Morris
- Sam Cochran
- Dr. Mitchell Joachim, Terreform ONE
- Fabien Cousteau
- William Katavolos
- Kurt Andersen
- Richard Saul Wurman
- Howard Fishman
- Tegy Thomas
- Bruce Gitlin
- Varghese Chacko
- Debera Johnson
- Carolyn Greer
11.08.2010
Mitchell Joachim in EcoRedux AD
 "Rapid Re(f)use: 3-D Fabricated Positive Waste Ecologies," Eco-Redux, special issue of Architectural Design (AD) ed. Lydia Kallipolliti, Wiley, London. Vol. 80,  Issue 6, pp. 122–129, Nov/Dec 2010.  
Terreform ONE + Terrefuge, Rapid Re(f)use: Waste to Resource City 2120, New York City, 2008 and Homeway: The Great Suburban Exodus, 2009.  Mitchell Joachim  calls for a radical revision of our approach to waste management.  Rather than the low-level recycling that goes on through municipal  authorities, he advocates the proactive use of waste to regenerate our  cities.
"Rapid Re(f)use: 3-D Fabricated Positive Waste Ecologies," Eco-Redux, special issue of Architectural Design (AD) ed. Lydia Kallipolliti, Wiley, London. Vol. 80,  Issue 6, pp. 122–129, Nov/Dec 2010.  
Terreform ONE + Terrefuge, Rapid Re(f)use: Waste to Resource City 2120, New York City, 2008 and Homeway: The Great Suburban Exodus, 2009.  Mitchell Joachim  calls for a radical revision of our approach to waste management.  Rather than the low-level recycling that goes on through municipal  authorities, he advocates the proactive use of waste to regenerate our  cities.
Terreform ONE in Topos
 Zumtobel Prize winners; Terreform ONE, Mitchell Joachim, Maria Aiolova, Topos, p.8, vol 72, 2010.
Zumtobel Prize winners; Terreform ONE, Mitchell Joachim, Maria Aiolova, Topos, p.8, vol 72, 2010.
Dr. Joachim in aU Arquitetura & Urbanismo
 "Cidades 2010 + 25", Carlos Leite, aU Arquitetura & Urbanismo, MIT Car, NYC River Gym,  Mitchell Joachim, ANO 25, N. 197 AUG 2010.
"Cidades 2010 + 25", Carlos Leite, aU Arquitetura & Urbanismo, MIT Car, NYC River Gym,  Mitchell Joachim, ANO 25, N. 197 AUG 2010.
Terreform ONE in Bauwelt
 Bauwelt 37.10, "Zumtobel Group Award", Friedeike Meyer, Oct. 2010, pp. 16-17.  Mitchell Joachim, Maria Aiolova.
Bauwelt 37.10, "Zumtobel Group Award", Friedeike Meyer, Oct. 2010, pp. 16-17.  Mitchell Joachim, Maria Aiolova.
Kerb18 PlastiCity FantastiCity
 Mitchell Joachim, Terreform ONE, "Pre-Source: Design as a Resource for all Resources", Kerb Journal, Ed. Ben Kazacos, pp. 88-91, RMIT, BPA Books, 2010. Other contributors include; Alain de Botton,  Ma Yansong of M.A.D Architects, NIP Paysage,  Stelarc,  Clark Thenhaus,  Tristan Sterk.
Mitchell Joachim, Terreform ONE, "Pre-Source: Design as a Resource for all Resources", Kerb Journal, Ed. Ben Kazacos, pp. 88-91, RMIT, BPA Books, 2010. Other contributors include; Alain de Botton,  Ma Yansong of M.A.D Architects, NIP Paysage,  Stelarc,  Clark Thenhaus,  Tristan Sterk. 
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