2.26.2007
NY Times: Parking as a Destination
February 25, 2007
Design
Parking as a Destination
By PHIL PATTON
New York Times, Sunday
The Smart Cities project of the Media Lab of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has suggested a variety of possible visions of future parking. Smart parking places could signal their availability electronically to passing motorists. Ryan Chin, Mitchell Joachim and other researchers at the Media Lab propose to redesign vehicles to make them easier to park — the spatial demands of parking could be reduced by six to eight times, they argue, with small cars that nest together like grocery carts.
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/02/25/automobiles/25PARK.html?pagewanted=all
2.19.2007
Pamphlet Architecture 29 Honorable Mention
Please see all Pamphlet Architecture 29 winners:
http://www.papress.com/pamphletarchitecture/PA29winnersannounced.html
2.01.2007
1.31.2007
Interior Design Magazine w/ Fab Tree Hab

Tree/House
Soon, it may take just seeds and water to expand a house. Architects Mitchell Joachim and Javier Arbona, engineer Lara Greden, and horticulture company Plantware make up the green-thinking team that's experimenting with self-grafting trees such as elms to weave the Fab Tree Hab concept, with a lattice of woody vines forming exterior walls. Growing a two-story, water-recycling eco retreat should take five years.
by Craig Kellogg
Interior Design, p. 48, January 1, 2007
http://www.interiordesign.net/id_article/CA6411116/id?stt=001
Soon, it may take just seeds and water to expand a house. Architects Mitchell Joachim and Javier Arbona, engineer Lara Greden, and horticulture company Plantware make up the green-thinking team that's experimenting with self-grafting trees such as elms to weave the Fab Tree Hab concept, with a lattice of woody vines forming exterior walls. Growing a two-story, water-recycling eco retreat should take five years.
by Craig Kellogg
Interior Design, p. 48, January 1, 2007
http://www.interiordesign.net/id_article/CA6411116/id?stt=001
1.30.2007
Climate Commons at The Institute of Contemporary Art
Climate Commons is a conversation. Fourteen people from a wide range of fields post weekly about their work on climate change, sustainability and/or the Arctic. Its a collective interdisciplinary look at what our environment is facing today.
Climate Commons is part of Jane D. Marsching’s project: Arctic Listening Post
Currently on view at The Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA), Boston
Auto-Free NY Talk
Tuesday, January 30, 2007, 6 to 8pm:
"Soft Cars and Transology"
Mitchell Joachim, Executive Director, Terreform
Terreform is a Manhattan-based nonprofit design collaborative
concerned with ecological principles in the urban environment.
Auto-Free
104 Washington St., Manhattan
Alliance for Downtown New York
1.29.2007
Discovery Channel series FutureCar

1.16.2007
Archiworld: Architecture Competition Annual VIII

1.11.2007
Transmaterial 2 with Super Cilia Skin

12.29.2006
Frank Gehry Building in New York City
12.26.2006
Dwell Magazine: Fab Tree Hab
12.21.2006
Smart Materials: MATscape & RiverGym projects
12.09.2006
Time to Grow Home, The Sunday Times
Fab Tree Hab in:
"Time to grow home"
by Dara Flynn
The Sunday Times, UK
December 03, 2006
...But perhaps the most innovative take on the living home concept is the Fab Tree Hab, devised by a human ecology design team at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. For now it exists only on paper, but if it ever takes root, it could become a viable way to help save the planet.
Mitchell Joachim, one of the masterminds of the project, describes the project as “extremely realistic”. The Fab Tree Hab would be indistinct from its environment and fit symbiotically into the ecosystem. A version incorporating half of its projected technology is about to be built in California...
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2098-2480020,00.html
10.18.2006
10.16.2006
10.13.2006
Terreform Nonprofit Org

by Mitchell Joachim http://www.terreform.org/ more soon...
10.12.2006
Fab Tree Hab in POPULAR SCIENCE


10.09.2006
The Herald reports on: Fab Tree Hab
The Herald, UK
"I wish I could grow my own house"
by JAMES MORGAN
Oct 2, 2006.
http://www.theherald.co.uk/features/71205.html
9.25.2006
MIT plants seeds of a new kind of house

9.22.2006
Thresholds Journal Published

9.13.2006
9.06.2006
8.22.2006
8.02.2006
7.27.2006
Fab Tree Hab at CAC

7.17.2006
L'Arca PersitalCity

7.08.2006
Technology Review article

6.22.2006
Great WorldChanging article
Grow Your Own Treehouse and other thoughts on Ecological Architecture Sarah Rich
http://www.worldchanging.com/archives/004559.html
5.18.2006
New Stackable MIT Car

5.16.2006
5.15.2006
5.11.2006
1st PLACE Kendall Square Design COMPETITION
WE WON!
KENDALL SQUARE INTERACTIVE MEDIA DESIGN COMPETITION
sponsored by
Lyme Properties
www.lymeproperties.com
+ MIT Design Laboratory
http://design.mit.edu/
5.03.2006
4.23.2006
Fab Tree Hab in Specifier Magazine

3.21.2006
Human-Powered River Gym Podcast

Fab Hab in XLSemanal & La Tercera
Juan José Esteban, "Esta casa esta muy viva," XLSemanal,
pp.54-55, No. 960, Mar. 19, 2006.
http://www.xlsemanal.com/web/home.php
http://www.xlsemanal.com/web/articulo.php?id=5540&id_edicion=847
+
Makarena Estrella,
"Ecologistas planean construir casas en el sur de Chile usando árboles,"
La Tercera, p.29, Mar. 17, 2006.
http://www.tercera.cl/
see FAB TREE HAB www.archinode.com
3.19.2006
BBC Interview
BBC special series on modern architecture w/ presenter:
Dan Cruickshank, airs May 30th 2006.
Featured Projects: FAB TREE HAB + PERISTALCITY
http://www.pfd.co.uk/clients/cruickd/f-ftr.html
3.10.2006
Scholastic News: Fab Tree Hab


3.06.2006
Intersection Magazine Story

2.20.2006
1.21.2006
Discovery on Fab Tree Hab

1.17.2006
Skyscraper: Peristalcity

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