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In a world facing unprecedented challenges, the need for innovative housing solutions that prioritize both people and the planet has never been more critical. Housing to Save Humanity brings together global thought leaders in sustainable architecture, regenerative real estate, and innovative design to explore bold ideas that are redefining how we live and build.
Hosted at the iconic Microsoft Research Lab in New York City, this event features a dynamic panel of professors, TED speakers, and industry leaders who are shaping the future of housing, including:
Mitchell Joachim, Co-Founder of TerreForm ONE.
Matthew Blesso, Founder of Blesso Properties and Shift Esperanza.
Julia Watson, Author of Lo—TEK Design, Principal of Julia Watson landscape studio, and Co-founder of the Lo—TEK Institute.
V. Mitch McEwen, Principal of Atelier Office and Director & Professor at Princeton University.
Peder Anker, Professor of History of Science at New York University.
Moderated by the multi-faceted artist and futurist Paul D. Miller, aka DJ Spooky, the discussion will delve into integrating cutting-edge design, technology, and nature to create resilient, inclusive, and sustainable communities.
Gain exclusive insights into innovative housing models that address societal issues such as isolation, environmental degradation, and urban sprawl while fostering connection, well-being, and ecological harmony.
The evening concludes with networking over drinks and light snacks, providing an intimate setting to connect with peers, industry leaders, and potential collaborators.
This event is FREE, but spaces are limited to 120, so please RSVP before December 2nd to secure your place at this groundbreaking event. Let’s explore how housing can transform humanity and create a brighter, more sustainable future.