Elsewhere Envisioned: Global Design NYU Exhibition

Energy-saving technologies are not enough to stem climate change, says host group from NYU

A groundbreaking exhibition series explores how architecture and design can help reduce climate change and bridge the gap between people and the natural world.

Elsewhere Envisioned will draw more than 25 leading designers, architects, landscape architects, urbanists, historians, and scientists to Londons Building Centre from 20 September to 20 October, 2012.

Hosted by NLA - London's Centre for the Built Environment, "Elsewhere Envisioned" is presented by GLOBAL Design NYU (GDNYU), directed and curated by New York Universitys Gallatin School of Individualized Study professors Peder Anker, Louise Harpman, and Mitchell Joachim.

The exhibition is free and open to the public. Itwill run from20 Septemberto 20 October 2012

ON VIEW: Drawings and physical models by leading architects and designers

Participants include (final list in formation): Aberrant (UK), ACME (UK), atmos (UK), AWP (France), BIG (Denmark), Biothing (UK), BLOOM (UK), Code (Norway), Creus and Carrasco (Spain), David Kohn (UK), Doxiadis+ (Greece), Eriksen + Skajaa (Norway), Fantastic Norway (Norway), Haugen/Zohar (Norway), HHF (Switzerland), Jestico + Whiles (UK), Jurgen Mayer (Germany), LAVA (Germany, Australia), Mi5 (Spain), MMW (Norway), Nina Edwards Anker (Norway, USA), New Territories (France), Ordinary (UK), OSA (Germany), Rachel Armstrong (UK), Raumlabor Berlin (Germany), Serie (UK), SLA (Denmark), Specht Harpman (USA), Studio Weave (UK), Terreform ONE (USA), Topotek1 (Germany)

Visit the GDNYU website here: http://www.gdnyu.com/

For an updated participant list: http://nyudesign.blogspot.com/2012/07/london-calling.html