Video: Mitchell Joachim sharing ideas: the Outlook for Growth
Mitchell Joachim of Terreform1 was invited for a lecture by The Economist in the framework of the conference The Ideas Economy.
Mitchell Joachim recently proposed a smart city that will be able to eliminate pollution. He envisions a 'city that cleans up the impact of the last hundred and fifty years of industrial waste. It has to have a positive impact.'
As Damiano Beltrami reports for the Huffington Post, Mitchell Joachim and his agency Terreform1 want to radically transform the notion of city, the way the city will function in the future.
His home that evolves from native trees, for instance, consists of a living structure that is grafted into shape with prefabricated computer Numeric Controlled reusable scaffolds.
His lecture is in the same lines. He imagines a smart mobility consisting of flexible cars, smart, adapted to an eco-smart city, with high batteries inside.
You will see in his video different design research such as an air-based system, a human powered system, …, that are part of his research on smart mobility in city, and other fascinating propositions.
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