Dwell - Three Buildings with Mitchell Joachim

Dwell Magazine; Mitchell Joachim's Foundational Buildings. In this installment of Three Buildings, we put our standard question—which three buildings have changed the way you think about design—to Mitchell Joachim of Terreform ONE. Known for his meathouses and soft cars, and this little story in our May 2012 issue, I had no idea what he'd come back with as foundational buildings. Read on to see what moves this fascinating architect and don't miss him in conversation with Dwell's editor-in-chief Amanda Dameron at Dwell on Design 2012 this June in Los Angeles.

1. Sea Ranch Chapel
   Hubbell & Hubbell Architects
2. Mason's Bend Community Center
   Samuel Mockbee, Rural Studio, Auburn University
3. Hylozoic Ground with Protocells
   Philip Beesley and Rachel Armstrong

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Chicago River Summit

 

Mitchell Joachim, Ph.D., Assoc. AIA, Co-President, Terreform ONE + Partner, NYU Prof.
Laurel Ross, Urban Conservation Director-Environment, Culture, and Conservation-Chicago Region, The Field Museum
Congressman Michael Quigley, Illinois 5th District and long-time river activist

Geoffrey Baer, Program Host and Producer, WTTW Channel 11 Chicago

Friends of the Chicago River, 8th Annual Chicago River Summit, The Chicago River: A New Narrative.

Workshop on Prototyping Futures in Rotterdam

Prototyping Futures / Occupying the Present 

Piet Zwart Institute, Willem de Kooning Academy Rotterdam University.

 Workshop on 

Instant City / workshop with Mitchell Joachim
Willem de Koning Academy, Wijnhaven 61, Rotterdam

http://www.prototypingfutures.net/?speakers=mitchell-joachim

Manhattan Info-model of Wall Street Earnings

Comparison of Wall Street Income Relative to Manhattan Residents in 2012.
Credits: Terreform ONE, Mitchell Joachim, Maria Aiolova, Melanie Fessel, Adrian De Silva, Laura Goard, Ian Newborn, Caleb Lowery, Kieran Thomas, Viagnehy Fernandez,

Beaux Arts magazine; Terreform ONE

Celine Saraiva, Le Futur De L'Architecture, Rapid re(f)use: waste to resource city 2120, Beaux Arts, No. 333, March 2012, p. 73.

Dwell Magazine, The Now 99 - Mitchell Joachim

What was the first formative design object you experienced?

The lightsaber. I was thinking about a future where a company like Dewalt was producing lightsabers for the construction world. You could go up to a rock or a bunch of dirt and carve out your dwelling that way. — Mitchell Joachim, Co-President of Terreform ONE
Diana Budds, The Now 99, The Future of Housing, Dwell, May 2012, p.102, 120.

Read more: http://www.dwell.com/articles/last-words-take-two.html

Envisioning Ecological Cities lecture

Envisioning Ecological Cities: The Sci-Fi Based Solution to Climate Change
3RD Ward, Brooklyn
How should urban design foresee new instrumentalist technologies for cities? Elevator systems have had incredible success in the creation of compact and greener cities, but can you imagine what the advent of the jet pack will do? Join us as Mitchell Joachim, Ph.D. from Terreform ONE discusses how urban design will successfully situate itself by the production of future macro-scaled scenarios predicated on innovative devices.
http://www.3rdward.com/past-events/2012/3/27/envisioning-ecological-cities-lecture.html

The Cooper Union - Urban Planet Event

The Cooper Union School of Architecture and the Institute for Sustainable Design (CUISD) will host URBAN PLANET: EMERGING ECOLOGIES, a one-night event featuring a unique series of lectures and discussions with internationally known thought leaders in development and design. Key speakers include: 

Alfredo Brillembourg, Urban-Think Tank and S.L.U.M. Lab, will bring a social investment perspective to these questions, 

Jean-Claude Bolay, Director of the UNESCO Chair in Technologies for Development, will discuss the role of technology in the emerging global city and 

Mitchell Joachim, Terreform ONE and Planetary ONE, will explore the move beyond standard notions of “sustainability” toward urban systems that actively benefit their environment.

Welcome:

Anthony Vidler
Dean of the Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture at the Cooper Union
Ambassador François Barras
Consul General of Switzerland in New York
Lydia Kallipoliti
(Conference Chair)

 
Carolina Barco
Project Manager Sustainable Cities, IADB (Inter American Development Bank)
Denise Hoffman Brandt Associate Professor, Director of Landscape Architecture
Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture, The City College of New York
Alex Felson Assistant Professor, School of Forestry & Environmental Studies and Yale School of Architecture; Director, Urban Ecology and Design Laboratory

Grahame Shane Professor Adjunct, the Cooper Union & Columbia UniversityDiscussion with all participants

Kevin Bone
Director | Cooper Union Institute of Sustainable Design
Professor of Architecture |The Cooper Union

http://cooper.edu/events-and-exhibitions/events/urban-planet-emerging-ecologies

Mitchell Joachim, keynote speaker for Growing Green Awards Celebration

U.S. Green Building Council celebrates outstanding conservation, and sustainable design, construction and operations, St. Louis, MO, March 29.

Mitchell Joachim, keynote speaker.

Beaux Arts Keynote, NDSU: Mitchell Joachim

Lecture at NDSU for Tau Sigma Delta with The Department of Architecture & Landscape Architecture.