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BAR GREGORYAN & BEE HAVEN in conversation with MITCHELL JOACHIM, founder of TERREFORM ONE. BAR GREGORYAN & BEE HAVEN: Mitch, it’s great to see you here in New York’s Brooklyn Navy Yard. You’ve been thinking about the near future of our cities for decades, considering waste, food,

A new design has emerged: one that treats buildings as a raw material stock for the future.

Mit der öffentlichen Materialplattform Madaster und vielen weiteren Entwicklungen im Bereich der Architektur und darüber hinaus haben Thomas Rau und Sabine Oberhuber einen grundlegenden Beitrag zu Trans- formationsprozessen im Umgang des Menschen mit der Natur geleis- tet. Die Ökonomin und der Archi- tekt blicken auf die letzten 70

Marlo Wang of DEMOCRACY NOW! interviews Charlotte Malterre-Barthes Director-General for the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). MARLO WANG: In an address that you delivered to the United Nations General Assembly on the occasion of the FAO 90th anniversary, you claimed that “we have understood

As we are living up to the realization that our human existence could not be taken for granted we finally grasp that we are part of a greater web of being, connecting us gently to the lives of butterflies, trees, worms in the soil and the water running through us

Some days ago, the Universal Declaration of Planetary Rights was pronounced by the United Nations, granting legal personhood and fundamental rights to all that constitute and depend on planet Earth: water, air, plants, animals, and minerals alike. A historic day of an all-encompassing kind of history, concerning humanity and