The Beyond Earth Institute is excited to present “What Will It Take To Build Communities In Space,” a discussion moderated by Steve Wolfe, President and Co-Founder of Beyond Earth. For many space enthusiasts, the ultimate aim of human space exploration and development is to establish large, thriving, self-sustaining communities in space, marking the start of an off-world civilization.
As a Professor of Practice in Space Architecture at The Design School, I am proud to contribute to the groundbreaking Master of Science in Design (MSD) program with a concentration in Space Architecture and Extreme Environments. This innovative program is designed for students driven to push the boundaries of design and engineering, shaping the future of human habitation in space and extreme environments.
Space.City is an independent, non-profit organization committed to fostering discussions on art, architecture, and urbanism. Since its inception in 1997, Space.City has hosted lectures featuring artists, designers, and architects whose ideas and contributions span the full range of contemporary creative and innovative thought.
The field of Space Architecture is rapidly emerging as a critical area of study with significant implications for the future of human space exploration. It is an innovative engine driving exploration into the frontiers of new technologies and a source of inspiration for solving societal challenges.
In this episode of The Weekend Intelligence podcast, The Economist contributor Jessica Camille Aguirre delves into the concept of living on the moon. She engages with space architects such as Daniel Inocente, scientists, astronauts, and aspiring space travelers to uncover the plans for a potential moon base
Daniel Inocente joins the podcast to discuss the fascinating field of space architecture. In our conversation, he shares his extensive experience working at renowned firms such as Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM), HKS, Gehry Partners, and NASA. These roles have significantly influenced his teaching methodology in architectural education, especially in addressing the challenges of bridging the gap between professional practice and academia.
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