10.27.2015

Biodesign Challenge NYU Team

Students from top design schools around the country spend the semester envisioning how cells, microbes, and other living things can remake the products and processes of our made world. Mitchell Joachim is the leading faculty member for the NYU architecture and design group.
http://biodesignchallenge.org/schools/nyu/

9.30.2015

University of Virginia School of Architecture Lecture with Mitchell Joachim

Myles K. Thaler Memorial Lecture and Exhibition: Mitchell Joachim, Terreform ONE
University of Virginia.
http://www.arch.virginia.edu/events/myles-k-thaler-memorial-lecture-mitchell-joachim

Brooklyn Magazine Inside New Lab, Mitchell Joachim, Terreform ONE at the Navy Yard


http://www.bkmag.com/2015/09/29/inside-new-lab-how-the-brooklyn-navy-yards-innovation-hub-is-shaping-the-future/

Inside New Lab: How the Brooklyn Navy Yard’s Innovation Hub Is Shaping the Future, Carey Dunne, Oct. 2015, pp. 34-36.

Who they are and what they do:
Cofounded by Mitchell Joachim and Maria Aiolova, Terreform ONE [Open Network Ecology] is a non-profit experimental green design laboratory creating concepts to advance cities across architecture, industrial design, and landscape ecology. Think buildings made of living trees, houses made of meat, and chairs grown from mycelium.
The perks of working at New Lab:
“There is no office space like this. We’re in the center of a high-tech elf workshop. We’re a combination of a coworking space and a maker community, and we get to collaborate with people in other companies with vastly different backgrounds and skill sets.”
What’s coming next:
“For years, we’ve been working on the ‘Post Carbon City State,’ a speculative model for a future Manhattan with zero carbon footprint, made entirely of green stuff: a light rail instead of cars, buildings with sides covered in plants for better air quality, etc.,” Joachim says.
Coolest recent projects:
“The Plug-In Ecology Urban Farm Pod, a giant sphere in which you can grow food in urban areas (in apartments, on balconies or rooftops),” Terreform ONE cofounder Mitchell Joachim says. “With arduino controllers connected to an app, you can check up on how your kale is ready to eat or tomatoes aren’t yet ripe.”

http://www.bkmag.com/2015/09/29/inside-new-lab-how-the-brooklyn-navy-yards-innovation-hub-is-shaping-the-future/

9.10.2015

Hopscotch Design Festival with Mitchell Joachim of Terreform ONE


Hopscotch Design Festival gathers thinkers, makers and storytellers to share ideas and foster conversations about how design is shaping the future. It features national and local presenters who work across graphic design, urban planning, user experience design, technology, architecture, music, food, film and more. Hopscotch Design will feature more than 30 interactive sessions, workshops and parties in multiple venues in downtown Raleigh, NC.
http://hopscotchdesignfest.com/news/2015/mitchell-joachim#.VfGIFXvHfxg

9.02.2015

ACADIA Exhibition Terreform ONE

The ACADIA 2015 conference, titled Computational Ecologies: Design in the Anthropocene, seeks to expand the topic of environmental discourse beyond purely practical issues of “performance” as a general means of engaging experimental contemporary design that explores aesthetic, conceptual, and even philosophical levels as well. The currated projects exhibition expands on the topic while featuring recent work by cero 9Stefan BehnischNADAAANew TerritoriesPhilippe Rahmallthatissolid CASECODAEASTON+COMBSENDEMICform-ulaGeofuturesCesare GriffaHANNAHCiro Najle + Lluis Ortegapneumastudio, and Terreform ONE.
http://2015.acadia.org/exhibition.html

8.31.2015

Ruler Architecture and Urban Design

Launched in 2015, Ruler is a unique full service global office of architecture, ecological planning, landscape and urban design at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, New York U.S.A.

7.30.2015

The Atlantic LIVE with Mitchell Joachim, Terreform ONE

LIVE: Framing the Future: Art, Tech and What We'll Become.
Fred Dust, Partner IDEO
Mitchell Joachim, Co-Founder Terreform ONE
Derek Thompson, Senior Editor The Atlantic

The program will feature immersive content and large-scale art installations that bring to life transformative tech in fields like health, urban design, energy and the environment. 
http://www.theatlantic.com/live/events/framing-the-future/2015/?fb_ref=Default  

7.28.2015

1st Place International Architecture Awards Terreform ONE

Terreform ONE has WON 1st Place for the International Architecture Awards (IAA) 2015 in Urban Design.
Jury included: Jing Liu (SO-IL), Preston Scott Cohen (USA), Keith Griffiths (Chairman, Aedas), Weichi Chen (Perkins Eastman), Gurjit Singh Matharoo (India).
http://www.architecturepodium.org/portfolio/resilient-water-infrastructure-terreform-one/

7.20.2015

Mitchell Joachim selected in "50 Under 50"

Mitchell Joachim, NYU/ Terreform ONE was honored as one of the "Fifty Under Fifty: Innovators of the 21st Century," by jury, Stanley Tigerman, Jeanne Gang, Qingyun Ma, and Marion Weiss. Images Publishing Group (IMAGES) have released a monograph that highlights key projects. Beverly Russell, Eva Maddox, and Farooq Ameen have written the book. As a winner of the award a section in the book showcases: Urbaneering Brooklyn 2110 Self-Sufficient City, Fab Tree Hab: An Edible Prefab Home for Humanity, and Bio City Map of 11 Billion.


Russell, Beverly, Maddox Eva, and Farooq Ameen (eds). “Mitchell Joachim, Terreform ONE,” Fifty Under Fifty: Innovators of the 21st Century, Images Publishing, 2015. pp. 220-225.
http://imagespublishing.com/products/fifty-under-fifty-innovators-of-the-21st-century

2050: Designing Our Tomorrow, Mitchell Joachim with Terreform ONE

"A Century of Ecological Innovation," Mitchell Joachim, 2050: Designing Our Tomorrow, Chris Luebkeman (ed.), AD (Architectural Design), Wiley, July/Aug. No. 236, pp. 68-73, 135.

7.01.2015

How to Stop Humans From Filling the World With Trash with Mitchell Joachim Terreform ONE


The Atlantic, Alana Semuels, July/August 2015 Issue
"How to Stop Humans From Filling the World With Trash" 
From the article: Skyscrapers Made of Garbage
We already turn water bottles into fleece, plastic bags into deck material, roofing into pavement. But ideas abound for more-futuristic forms of recycling. Mitchell Joachim, a co-founder of Terreform ONE, a design firm based in New York, proposes crushing trash and molding it into Tetris‑esque blocks that we could use to build islands and skyscrapers. Joachim’s firm has created architectural plans for a 53-story tower made with the waste New Yorkers produce in 24 hours. A group in Guatemala called Pura Vida is already working on a low-tech version of the same idea; it promotes the use of a building material it calls an “eco-block”—just a plastic bottle stuffed with trash—that it says makes for excellent insulation and is safe in earthquakes.

Joachim, of Terreform ONE, says the planned obsolescence of products should be outlawed. So-called extended-producer-responsibility laws could require manufacturers to fund and manage the recycling of their goods so that the private sector, rather than the public, is responsible for products at the end of their life, giving companies an incentive to make their products last longer. The beginning of the cycle, not the end, might be when we can most effectively eliminate trash. 
http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2015/07/future-of-trash/395279/

5.30.2015

New Projects: Plug-In Ecology, Post Carbon City State and Mycoform Surface at Terreform ONE


New Projects at Terreform ONE for the Creator Space Exhibition Sponsored by BASF. 
01. Plug-In Ecology: Urban Farm Pod
02. Post Carbon City State: Rezoned Circular Economy   
03. Mycoform Surface: Multi-Curved Mycelium Mushroom Structure 
04. Bio City World Population Map 
Photos: Micaela Rossato.

5.18.2015

Engineering Innovation on WTOP Radio with Mitchell Joachim

WTOP and Federal News Radio/ NSF’s Internet Radio;
"Why buy a chair when you can grow one". Host, Randy Atkins.

4.17.2015

Micro Exhibition Terreform ONE

Terreform ONE, Creator Space Micro Exhibition, BASF 150th Anniversary
May 28th 6:30 - 9:45 PM, 509 W. 34th St. 2nd FL. New York, NY.

Whitewall Magazine, Design Frontiers: Bio-Art and The Bio City Map

Lauren Zahringer, Design Frontiers: Bio-Art and The Bio City Map, Whitewall, Summer 2014 pp.64-65.

3.25.2015

Future Tech Right Now, Terreform ONE Mitchell Joachim

Rachel E. Frank, Future Tech, Right Now: X-Ray Vision, Mind Control, and Other Amazing Stuff from Tomorrow, Sourcebooks, 2014. pp. 138, 246.

Environmental Criticism for the Twenty-First Century, Terreform ONE Mitchell Joachim

Carruth, Allison. “The City Refigured: Environmental Vision in a Transgenic Age,” in Environmental Criticism for the Twenty-First Century, eds. Stephanie LeMenager, Teresa Shewry and Ken Hiltner, London: Routledge, 2011, pp. 6, 84-85, 93, 95-98.

The Future of Architecture in 100 Buildings with Terreform ONE

http://www.amazon.com/The-Future-Architecture-Buildings-Books/dp/1476784922
In Vitro Meat Habitat, Terreform ONE Mitchell Joachim, The Future of Architecture in 100 Buildings, Marc Kushner, TED Books. pp. 145.

IaaC Spring Lecture Series w/ Mitchell Joachim, Terreform ONE

Mitchell Joachim, Terreform ONE lecture at the Institute for Advanced Architecture Catalonia.
http://www.iaac.net/lectures?id=281

3.19.2015

Urban Places – Public Spaces, Mitchell joachim, GOETHE-INSTITUT

Who Creates the City?
"Urban Places – Public Spaces" is held as a three-part series from February to April 2015 in the Münchner Kammerspiele. The educational TV channel ARD-alpha will record and broadcast the events.
Mitchell Joachim is Co-Founder of Terreform ONE and Associate Professor at NYU. 
Mitch McEwen, Principal of McEwen Studio and co-founder of SUPERFRONT.
Joachim and McEwen will discuss the recent transformation of the Brooklyn Navy Yard into a sustainable industrial park and how residential vacancy in Detroit can be converted into an opportunity to support local cultural assets.

3.08.2015

Shifting Perspectives Lecture w/ Mitchell Joachim

The Architecture, Building and Planning Association at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), organized a congress on design strategies that aim to adapt our buildings and cities to change with Philippe Rahm, DUS Architects, Mitchell Joachim, Terreform ONE and more.
http://www.shiftingperspectives.nl/speakers/mitchell_joachim__usa_.html

Taliesin West Lecture w/ Mitchell Joachim

Taliesin West Lecture Series at Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture.
The lectures will explore open-source, pro bono and public space design by some of the world's leading architects and designers: Casey Reas, Mark Lakeman, Matthew Passmore, Emily Pilloton, Mitchell Joachim.

2.26.2015

Fast Company Highlights Global Design Book

Fast Company: 7 Ways Architecture Can Tackle Global Warming
Scale is the issue explored in a new book called Global Design, drawn from the global warming-focused New York University project of the same name. In it, architects Louise Harpman and Mitchell Joachim along with Peder Anker of NYU's environmental studies department explore climate change solutions from the design world, both completed and conceptual.

2.15.2015

College Art Association Talk with Mitchell Joachim

The College Art Association - Towards a Better Future: Art, Activism, Ideas, and Opportunities beyond the Studio. 
Chair: David Brown, Fine Art Museum, Western Carolina University.  
Part 2.
Elizabeth Thompson, Buckminster Fuller Challenge.
Mitchell Joachim, Terreform ONE.
Amina Ross, 3rd Language.  
The Autonomous Energy Research Lab. 
Part 1. Jules Rochelle, Social Practices Art Network, Patricia Jones, Eyebeam, Natalie Jeremijenko, xDesign, Wendy DesChene and Jeff Schmuki, PlantBot Genetics
http://conference.collegeart.org/programs/towards-a-better-future-art-activism-ideas-and-opportunities-beyond-the-studio-part-ii/

1.30.2015

New Museum Book Launch for Global Design


Launch Party Thur. Feb 19th @6:30 pm New Museum, 235 Bowery, NYC for "Global Design: Elsewhere Envisioned," by Peder Anker, Louise Harpman, Mitchell Joachim

Support by Prestel and NYU Gallatin.
Please RSVP: GDNYU@NYU.EDU