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October 01 2019
Nature's Technology: The Fab Tree Hab House
Javier Arbona,
Javier Arbona
Javier Arbona is a Master of Science in Architecture Studies candidate at MIT. He holds a B.Arch from Cornell University, and received an Eidlitz Travel Award from the Department of Architecture at Cornell University to examine the prison industrial complex in relationship to the urbanism of Los Angeles and Southern California.
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Lara Greden,
Lara Greden
Lara Greden is a PhD candidate at MIT in Architecture. She holds a dual MS from MIT in Civil and Environmental Engineering and in Technology and Policy, and a bachelor in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Minnesota. Her research focuses on decision-making for sustainable buildings and application of options theory.
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Mitchell Joachim
Mitchell Joachim
Mitchell Joachim is a PhD candidate at MIT in Architecture Design Computation, and a faculty member of the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. He holds an MAUD from Harvard University and an M.Arch from Columbia University. As Archmode Studio principal, he is a consultant on architectural designs involving ecology, informatics, and urban habitat forms.
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Javier Arbona
Javier Arbona is a Master of Science in Architecture Studies candidate at MIT. He holds a B.Arch from Cornell University, and received an Eidlitz Travel Award from the Department of Architecture at Cornell University to examine the prison industrial complex in relationship to the urbanism of Los Angeles and Southern California.
Lara Greden
Lara Greden is a PhD candidate at MIT in Architecture. She holds a dual MS from MIT in Civil and Environmental Engineering and in Technology and Policy, and a bachelor in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Minnesota. Her research focuses on decision-making for sustainable buildings and application of options theory.
Mitchell Joachim
Mitchell Joachim is a PhD candidate at MIT in Architecture Design Computation, and a faculty member of the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. He holds an MAUD from Harvard University and an M.Arch from Columbia University. As Archmode Studio principal, he is a consultant on architectural designs involving ecology, informatics, and urban habitat forms.
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© 2003 Javier Arbona, Lara Greden, Mitchell Joachim
2003
Javier Arbona, Lara Greden, Mitchell Joachim
Thresholds (2003) (26): 48–53.
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Javier Arbona, Lara Greden, Mitchell Joachim; Nature's Technology: The Fab Tree Hab House. Thresholds 2003; (26): 48–53. doi: https://doi.org/10.1162/thld_a_00359
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