Main entry:

Joachim, Mitchell, author.

Title & Author:

Design with life : biotech architecture and resilient cities / by Mitchell Joachim and Maria Aiolova, Terreform ONE.

Publication:

New York ; Barcelona : ACTAR Publishers, 2019.

Description:

438 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), plans ; 22 cm

Notes:
"Edited by: Terreform ONE"--Colophon
Includes bibliographical references.
Convergence in environmental social governance thinking / Vivian Kuan -- The utopia question, interview / Darran Anderson, Mitchell Joachim -- A century of ecological innovation / Mitchell Joachim -- Creating productive green space in cities / Maria Aiolova -- Making, knowing, and the evolution of aesthetic judgement / Christian Hubert -- The secret to innovation: incorporate as a not-for-profit + design for mission = social-impact innovation / John Rudikoff -- Philanthropy & the city: case studies in eco-urbanism, education, & economic justice / Heather Newberry Lord -- In the petri dish / Nurhan Gokturk -- Gas and bees: an evident proclamation / Anna Bokov with Nina Edwards Anker, Peder Anker, Mitchell Joachim -- Conversations with Terreform One / Zack Saunders -- Design thinking for a better world / DesignIntelligence -- Ecological preservation is the overlap between culture and biodiversity / Nicholas Gervasi -- Interviews : Trialogue / Mitchell Joachim and Maria Aiolova, with Srdjan Jovanovic Weiss -- Ecogram A / Nature + Urban Ecology + Synthetic Biology -- Ecogram B / Craft + Organic Architecture + Phenomenology -- Ecogram C / Apocalypse + Science Fiction + Robotics -- Ecogram D / Memory + Manufacturing + Genetics -- Ecogram E / Narratives + Intellectual Property + Fantasy -- Ecogram F / Mapping + Fluxus + Socioecological - Ecogram G / Biohaking + DIY + Adhocism -- Projects : Atmosphere + Clean : Monarch sanctuary ; Anti-extinction instrument ; Future North -- Bio + Tech : Bio city world map ; In-vitro meat habitat ; Gen2Seat ; Liveware ; Caddisfly printed case ; Hive of beehives -- Civic + Ecology : Urbaneering Brooklyn ; New York 2106 -- Public + Action : Urban tangle ; Power of the city -- Water + Resource : Governors' Hook ; Super docking Navy yard -- Waste + Upcycle : Rapid re(f)use ; Babel waste capital -- Housing + Resilience : Homeway ; Fab tree hab -- Energy + Regenerative : Post carbon city-state ; Peristalcity ; School of the earth -- Mobility + Organic : Soft mobs and small dots -- Food + Wellness : Cricket shelter ; Plug-in ecology -- One Prize -- One Lab -- Contributing authors : Extinct Eden and Ultrabionic / Anna Bokov -- Looking backwards and around / Charles C. Mann -- The dishrack syndrome / Ray Kinoshita Mann -- Subversive science / Bruce Lindsey -- Building as nature-scape / Charles McKinney -- The alchemy of regeneration / Julie Bargmann -- Resilience / Margie Ruddick -- Surfaces of urban life: design opportunities for addressing climate and comfort across scales / Forrest Meggers -- Living in the autonomous city / Dickson Despommier -- Restricted access: moving off the grid / Suzanne Anker -- Bodies, bread, and their architecture / Orkan Telhan -- In vitro ecology / Nurit Bar-Shai -- Biotech without borders / Ellen Jorgensen -- Green the parking! / William Myers -- Poiklohydric design, towards a bio-integrated architecture / Marcos Cruz -- Architecture on demand - building systems with life-like behaviour / Paul Clemens Bart, Marvin Bratke -- Living roof structural ecosystems of India: a model for socio-ecological resilience / Sanjeev Shankar -- Regenerative reliquary / Amy Karle ; New Rochelle Echo Bay waterfront / Winka Dubbledam.

Summary:

In the challenging context of accelerating climate dynamics, the core discipline of architectural design is evolving and embracing new forms of action. New York-based nonprofit Terreform ONE has established a distinctive design tactic that investigates projects through the regenerative use of natural materials, science, and the emergent field of socio-ecological design. This kind of design approach uses actual living matter (not abstracted imitations of nature) to create new functional elements and spaces. These future-based actions are not only grounded in social justice, but are also far-reaching in their application of digital manufacturing and maker culture. Terreform ONE tackles urgent environmental and urban social concerns through the integrated use of living materials and organisms. Mitchell Joachim and Maria Aiolova, founders of Terreform ONE, describe their practice through various projects and prolific research that has made significant impact to what is increasingly recognized as socio-ecological design. Together they achieve an abundant collection of projects that validate these unique experimental methods, including the Monarch Sanctuary, a new urban building type to protect butterflies from extinction; Cricket Shelter and Farm, a series of modular volumes for harvesting alternate forms of insect protein; and biodegradable structures called Mycoform that invokes principles of synthetic biology to prototype 100% compostable furniture.

ISBN:

1948765209 (hardcover)
9781948765206 (hardcover)

Subject:

Architecture Environmental aspects.
Design Environmental aspects.
Urban ecology (Sociology)
Urban ecology (Biology)
Architecture Aspect de l'environnement.
Design Aspect de l'environnement.
Écologie urbaine.
urban environments.
Bauökologie.
Nachhaltigkeit.
Stadtökologie.

Added entries:

Aiolova, Maria, author.
Terreform ONE‏ ‎ Körperschaft editor.

Biotech architecture and resilient cities

Holdings:

Location: Library main 308126
Call No.: BIB 253571
Status: Available