There Is No Planet B

A MESSAGE FROM NYU’S GALLATIN GLOBAL DESIGN PROFESSORS – PART 1
This post is part of a series on the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP21) held in Paris, France.
Anker, Peder, Louise Harpman, and Mitchell Joachim. 2015. “There Is No Planet B: A Message from NYU’s Gallatin Global Design Professors – Part 1.” 
See more at: http://www.envirosociety.org/2015/12/there-is-no-planet-b-part-1/#sthash.PLnNAogO.dpuf

School of the Earth: Gallatin Reimagined in 2061

International Interior Design Association with Mitchell Joachim

International Interior Design Association, (IIDA) at Four Seasons Atlanta, Georgia.
Speaker: Mitchell Joachim, Ph.D., Assoc. AIA, co-founder of Terreform ONE and associate professor of Practice at New York University.
Honoree: Liset Robinson, IIDA, AIA, IDEC, LEED AP, SEED, associate chair of interior design, Savannah College of Art and Design.

http://www.iida.org/content.cfm/atlanta-2017

Cities of the future on Planete+

Directed by Marc Aderghal

"Cities of the future" (Les villes du futur) aired on Planete+ on March 3rd 2017.

This 52 minutes documentary explores possible futures for our cities and how we may live in them by 2050. From Singapore to New York via Kayelitsha, South Africa's second largest township, architecture, transports and the part people will play in cities are investigated. This documentary is part of a series called "Dream the future", broadcast on Planete+ in France.

Pagina99 with Terreform ONE

Article: "rifugi post-apocalittici, Terreform ONE" (post-apocalyptic shelters, Terreform ONE) published in the italian weekly magazine "pagina99". April 2017 pp. 17.
http://www.pagina99.it/

Symposium on Climate Change at NYU Paris

NYU Paris 
A symposium on climate change brings together faculty from NYU Global sites as well as faculty from Washington Square, to explore questions that emerge surrounding climate change and the humanities (very broadly construed).

Participants address climate change under different points of view, with a research in history, literary and theatre studies, cultural studies, the fine arts, anthropology, ethnology, architecture, urban planning, and design.

The goal of this meeting is two-fold: first, to create a conversation about these issues that is high level, small-scale, comparative and interdisciplinary; and second, to build intellectual networks among NYU affiliated faculty in many different locations.

Thanks To: Gallatin Dean Susanne Wofford, the NYU Global Research Initiative, and to NYU Global Programs for their support. Special thanks to our hosts at NYU Paris: Benoit Bolduc Morwena L’Henoret Armand Erba And thanks to Peder Anker, our Faculty Convenor, and to Melissa Daniel and Allison Jungkurth for making arrangements from New York.

http://www.gianlucasgueo.it/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Complete-Program.pdf

The Future of Food hosted by Paul D. Miller

1Future, Paul D. Miller a.k.a. DJ Spooky, and the Alchemist's Kitchen; A discussion with leading creative voices engaging with the issue of climate change. As we amplify the connection between creativity and science, we will create a path towards solutions. Visionaries from the world of food and entomophagy discuss the next frontier in food: nutritious and sustainably farmed, insects. 

Robyn Shapiro - Creator of Seek
Joseph Yoon - Chef & Owner of Yummy Eats and Dinner Echo
Mitchell Joachim - Co-Founder of Terreform ONE
Tilo Fola - the Alchemist's Kitchen's master chef

https://www.facebook.com/djspooky/

Storefront for Art and Architecture Manifesto Series: At Extremes with Mitchell Joachim of Terreform ONE

Each iteration of Storefront’s Manifesto Series invites participants to denounce a present or past condition, proclaim an alternative present, past or future situation, and indicate a strategy or method of action.

Speakers:

Jordan Carver, Mitchell Joachim, Janette Kim, Lola Sheppard, Andy Vann, and Srdjan Jovanovic Weiss

About the Book:

Bracket is an almanac that highlights emerging critical issues at the juncture of architecture, environment, and digital culture. The series looks at thematics in our age of globalization that are shaping the built environment in unexpected yet radically significant ways.

Intelligent Infrastructure: Zipcars, Invisible Networks Urban Transformation

University of Virginia Press released "Intelligent Infrastructure: Zipcars, Invisible Networks Urban Transformation" by Therese Tierney with an essay and cover by Mitchell Joachim, Terreform ONE. 
This book argues that knowledge of both the visible and invisible components--information, energy, sustainability, transportation, housing, and social practices--are critical to understanding the urban environment. The dynamic and diverse cast of contributors includes Mitchell Schwarzer, Frederic Stout, Anthony Townsend, Carlo Ratti of the MIT SENSEable City Lab, Mitchell Joachim of Terreform ONE, and many other innovators who are changing the urban landscape.

ORDER HERE: http://www.upress.virginia.edu/title/4831

XXL-XS: New Directions in Ecological Design by Mitchell Joachim and Michael Silver, ACTAR

Mitchell Joachim and Michael Silver. XXL-XS: New Directions in Ecological Design, ACTAR Publishers.

Architecture must not only be functionally green, but its formal, conceptual and physical properties also need to constitute a novel and integrated living material system, one that can flourish within the larger world around it. 

XXL-XS represents the emerging discipline of ecological design by assembling a wide range of innovators with diverse interests. Geo-engineering, synthetic biology, construction site co-robotics, low-energy fabrication, up-cycling waste, minimally invasive design, living materials, and molecular self-assembly are just a few of the important advances explored in the book. At one extreme are massive public works, at the other, micro to nano-sized interventions that can have equally profound impacts on our world. From terraforming to bio-manufacturing, a whole new generation of designers is proposing unique ways of confronting the difficult challenges ahead. In this way design becomes a totality of relationships that affects all disciplines, which can no-longer be thought of as self-contained fields, each handled separately by narrowly focused specialists. Globalization demands a restructuring of the profession, as we know it. This requires a new breed of generalists who can work across fields and engage research on multiple sites around the globe. Today we need planetary designers versed in the craft of integral design.

Our thesis is therefore both global and performative in scope. We need an architecture that is more than just a constellation of bio-picturesque images, digitally generated surface effects, and conventional materials. We seek a holistic architecture that uses the best techniques to connect directly with existing natural systems while creating a renewed ecology that can sustain itself well into the future. Along these lines, many of the projects featured in this book simply abandon the old tropes and construction processes of the past by creating numerous green alternatives that proliferate along unexpected pathways.

Foreword by Michelle Addington and project contributions by Lateral Office, Mason White, Lola Sheppard, BIG, Bjarke Ingels, Kai-Uwe Bergmann, Rachel Armstrong, Clouds AO, Terreform ONE, Maria Aiolova, Nurhan Gokturk, Vivian Kuan, Andrew Maynard, Magnus Larsson, Vincent Callebaut, Michael Van Valkenburgh, Melanie Fessel, Höweler + Yoon, B+U, Eric Howeler, Hugh Broughton, Bittertang, Antonio Torres, Pneumastudio, Chris Perry, Cathryn Dwyre, Pablo Garcia, Split Studio, Jason Vigneri-Beane, Doug Jackson, Mark Neveu, Kokkugia, Roland Snooks, Future Cities Lab, Ferdinand Ludwig, François Roche, Studio KCA, Marcin Jakubowski, The Living, Chris Woebken, Zbigniew Oksiuta, ecoLogicStudio, Claudia Pasquero, Marco Poletto, Philip Beesley, Jenny Sabin, Phil Ross, Oliver Medvedik, Greg Lynn, Aurora Robson, Carlo Ratti, Rhett Russo, Ginger Krieg-Dosier, Rust Belt Robotics, Evan Douglis, Markus Kayser, Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg, Oron Catts, Ionat Zurr, Skylar Tibbits, Zuloark, Martina Decker, Peter Yeadon and Genspace.
Featured Essays: Lydia Kallipoliti Jason Bellows, Stephen Cassell, David Catling, AUDC Kazys Varnelis, Natalie Jeremijenko, Graham Burnett, Jessica Green, Anna Dyson, Nina Tandon, Anil Netravali, Alex Felson, Ioanna Theocharopoulou. 
Cover Design: berger + stadel + walsh


SEE INSIDE:
https://issuu.com/actar/docs/xxl-xs

ORDER HERE:
https://www.amazon.com/XXL-XS-New-Directions-Ecological-Design/dp/1940291879

AIA Connection Interview w/ Mitchell Joachim, Terreform ONE

AIA YAF Connection 14.06  
Published on Dec 20, 2016  
The architecture and design journal of the Young Architects Forum
by
Phillip Anzalone, AIA
Jeff Pastva, AIA LEED AP 
Terreform ONE'S Cricket Shelter and Farm

https://issuu.com/youngarchitectsforum/docs/20161221_1406_edification_final/32

Museum of Design Atlanta with Terreform ONE

MODA Food by Design: Sustaining the Future

A look at cutting-edge developments on how the farm of the future might operate. The exhibit also highlights ways in which worldwide food distribution could be made more equitable, and how we could design systems that encourage people to make healthier choices. 

http://www.museumofdesign.org/nowonview/

Financial Times on New Lab w/ Terreform ONE

Inside New Lab: the heart of Brooklyn’s tech revolution, The Financial Times
JANUARY 17, 2017 by: Jonathan Margolis
"Who works at New Lab? Terreform One: A non-profit architecture group that promotes smart design in cities and works to advance the larger framework of socio-ecological design, from apocalypse survival insect shelters to future cities."
https://www.ft.com/content/b5cdcb18-bbd1-11e6-8b45-b8b81dd5d080

Strategies for Landscape Representation with Terreform ONE

Paul Cureton. Strategies for Landscape Representation Digital and Analogue Techniques, Routledge, 2017. pp. 176-7, 234. Urbaneering and Future North, Terreform ONE.
https://www.routledge.com/Strategies-for-Landscape-Representation-Digital-and-Analogue-Techniques/Cureton/p/book/9781138940987

ArtEZ Press with Terreform ONE

Annouk Post, "Ontdekkingsreis naar een duurzame wereld" (Discovery for a sustainable world), Fab Tree Hab, Terreform ONE. ArtEZ Press, 2016, pp. 195-6, 209.
https://www.artez.nl/dit-is-artez/nieuws/nieuwe-uitgave-artez-press-ontdekkingsreis-naar-een-duurzame-wereld

Detail Prize Show with Terreform ONE

Exhibition DETAIL Prize 2016

Type:

Special

Company:

Institut für internationale Architekturdokumentation GmbH & Co.KG – Redaktion DETAIL

Speech:German, English
Terreform ONE09:30-18:00 h  |  Gallery Entrance East Subjects: Living and Building 2020 | Digital Design, Construction and Management | Intelligent Facades | Smart Buildings
Gallery East on the BAU 2017 in Munich from January 16 to January 21, 2017.http://bau-muenchen.com/trade-fair/supporting-program/event-calendar/index.php/mmg/eventdatabase/en/detail/3127/BAU2017A?type=eventdatabase

Design Futures Council with Mitchell Joachim, Terreform ONE

Leadership Summit on Design Innovation & Technology at Design Futures Council in La Jolla, California.
http://designfuturescouncil.com/events/leadership-summit-on-design-innovation-technology/

TED with Mitchell Joachim, Terreform ONE at Detroit Auto Show

TED, The New York Times, Ford, and VICE for the inaugural Ford City of Tomorrow Symposium:
http://www.cvent.com/events/city-of-tomorrow-symposium/event-summary-0afdba852aba4db1b20d9d53ef988095.aspx#

Business Insider on Terreform ONE

This bizarre building in Brooklyn is a home for more than 20,000 crickets — here’s why by Gene Kim and Rob Ludacer.
http://www.businessinsider.com/weird-futuristic-building-cricket-farm-brooklyn-2017-1

Urban Next with Terreform ONE, Mitchell Joachim

Mitchell Joachim | Terreform ONE from urbanNext on Vimeo.

https://urbannext.net/terreform-one/

MISC Magazine Interview with Mitchell Joachim and Scott Pobiner of Terreform ONE

"On Makerbots and Garden Plots Manufacturing and Innovation in 2020", MISC magazine FALL 2016. pp. 106-109.
miscmagazine.com

Terreform ONE Cricket Shelter and Farm in WIRED Magazine

This emergency shelter will house and feed you thanks to 50,000 breeding crickets
Terreform ONE Cricket Shelter and Farm in WIRED Magazine 
By OLIVER FRANKLIN-WALLIS, Snack Shack, p.93 Nov. 2016.

Terreform ONE wants to combine the new food trend of edible insects, whilst offering protection with the new Cricket Shelter.
http://www.wired.co.uk/article/emergency-shelter-cricket-farm

Terreform ONE in SURFACE magazine

BY IAN VOLNER, PHOTOS BY MICHAEL GEORGE

Surface, OCT: Renaissance Plan: The Brooklyn Navy Yard has long been on the radar of developers, and now its reinvention is underway. Terreform ONE, Mitchell Joachim.
http://www.surfacemag.com/articles/brooklyn-navy-yard-waterfront-development-interview/

Terreform ONE in DETAIL magazine

Jakob Schoof, Nahrhaftes Stacheltier: Insektenfarm in New York
http://www.detail.de/artikel/nahrhaftes-stacheltier-insektenfarm-in-new-york-28896/

Architecture & Culture magazine Terreform ONE

Mi-Ho Choi. "Cricket House Terreform ONE," Architecture & Culture, No. 425, Oct. 2016, pp.34-43
http://www.ancbook.com/front/php/newpage.php?code=4

New Book: Le Livre des Merveilles Technologiques

Igor Bogdanov, Grichka Bogdanov. "Terreform ONE Urban Farm Pod," Le livre des merveilles technologiques, Flammarion 2016, pp. 148-9.
http://editions.flammarion.com/Albums_Detail.cfm?ID=50117&levelCode=sciences

Bio City Map: 11 Billion People, Terreform ONE

Urban Tangle Map, Terreform ONE Installed at NYU

New York University, StudentLink and Global Services Center 383 Lafayette Street, New York, NY. 
Media: Bamboo 7'x 7'x 9'.

L’actualité news magazine

Science & Vie

The Routledge Companion to Biology in Art and Architecture with Mitchell Joachim of Terreform ONE

The Routledge Companion to Biology in Art and Architecture by Charissa Terranova and Meredith Tromble 

Part 1: Biologies and Architectural Histories 1. The Biocentric Bauhaus Oliver Botar 2. Biology in Architecture Anna P. Sokolina 3. Birds of a Feather Hadas Steiner 4. The Dwelling-Garden Dyad in Twentieth-Century Affordable Housing Sarah Bonnemaison 5. Ourboros Architecture Peder Anker 6. Architectures of Aliveness Marie-Pier Boucher 7. Gene in Context Christina Cogdell 

Part 2: Biologies and Architectural Theories and Practices 8. Bio City Map and Plug-In Ecology Mitchell Joachim 9. Hylozoic Series Philip Beesley 10. Architecture and Living Matter(s) Zenovia Toloudi 11. Morphogenesis and Design Sara Franceschelli 12 Microecologies of the Built Environment Ted Krueger 13. Your Rotten Future Will Be Great Philip Ross 

Part 3: Biologies and Art Histories 14. The Epigenetic Landscape of Art and Science c. 1950 Charissa Terranova 15. Mind Matrix Dawna Schuld16. Fantastic Voyage and Other Scales of Wonder Patricia Olynyk 17. Animal Art (1987) and the Split Origins of Bioart Arnaud Gerspacher 18. 'An Eccentric Kind of Teaching Machine' Margo Handwerker19. Underwater Music Stefan Helmreich 20. Racial Technologies in the Time of Black Cyborgnetic Consciousness Poe Johnson 

Part 4: Biologies and Art Theories and Practices 21. Evolutionary Yarns in Seahorse Valley Sophia Roosth 22. Vital Tissue Constructs Oron Catts and Ionat Zurr 23. Demonstratable Plasticity Jennifer Johung 24. Investigating the Ethical and Practical Limits of BioartAnna Dumitriu 25. From Materiality to Machines Dorothy Santos 26. The Sixth Element Brittany Ransom 27. A Longing in Our Hearts Meredith Tromble 28. Self-Portrait of the Artist Meditating on Death Jane Prophet 29. Piper in the Woods Kathy High 30. Axioms on Art and Gene Action Adam Zaretsky.

https://www.routledge.com/The-Routledge-Companion-to-Biology-in-Art-and-Architecture/Terranova-Tromble/p/book/9781138919341