The New Avantgarde

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Joachim, Mitchell ‎ [author. ]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, February 27, 2023. ISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Mitchell Joachim, co-founder of Terreform ONE, discusses with Pedro Gadanho how his practice is part of a new avantgarde wave that designs with natural systems and works at the edges of the practice to redefine what an eco-sociological design is. He vouches for a plant-based architecture and explains how to fight climate change through a design that is aligned with nature.

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Architecture (396) ,
Research (211) ,
Practice (64) ,
Living system (36) ,
Ecology (132) ,
Ecological design (66) ,
Design strategies (236) ,
Climax Change (9) ,
Climate change (153) ,
Architecture&knowledge (37)

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Climax Change!, Energy and sustainability, expanding design practices ,Mitchell Joachim, No Density, Pedro Gadanho, Politics and economics, Talk.

Architecture, Architecture & Nature, Architecture&knowledge, Climate change, Climax Change, Design strategies, Ecological design, Ecology, Living system, Practice, Research, talk

This conversation is part of the Climax Change! Series, curated and hosted by Pedro Gadanho, in the context of his book Climax Change! How architecture must transform in the age of ecological emergency, published by Actar Publishers.

Mitchell Joachim, co-founder of Terreform ONE, discusses with Pedro Gadanho how his practice is part of a new avantgarde wave that designs with natural systems and works at the edges of the practice to redefine what an eco-sociological design is. He vouches for a plant-based architecture and explains how to fight climate change through a design that is aligned with nature.

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