Impact Oasis Dinner: Button Studios

A unique opportunity for visitors to unwind and engage with the intersection of art, design, and impact.

At 5pm the event begins with a calming meditation session, setting the tone for a reflective and meaningful experience. The studio, located in Brooklyn, is known for its innovative approach to merging art and architecture with humanitarian efforts, showcasing modular houses for crisis relief and artworks that explore themes of migration, home, and identity.

Starting at 6pm. Following the meditation, participants will enjoy a potluck dinner, fostering a sense of community and encouraging the exchange of ideas. This informal gathering allows for relaxed conversation and networking in a space designed for contemplation and collaboration. Visitors can explore the thoughtfully curated exhibitions and interactive features that illustrate how impact and innovative design can drive positive global change. After dinner we will have a talk on Redefining Crisis Relief: The Environmental Impact of Modular Construction.

Following dinner at 7pm Join us for an insightful talk on the future of crisis relief housing, exploring how modular construction is not only transforming emergency response but also offering a sustainable solution for our planet. As the world faces increasing natural disasters and humanitarian crises, the need for efficient, rapid, and environmentally-friendly housing solutions has never been more critical. This discussion will delve into the benefits of modular construction in crisis situations, from speed and scalability to reduced waste and lower carbon footprints. Learn how modular housing can provide durable, adaptable shelters while promoting environmental stewardship. 

Whether you're an architect, builder, or simply interested in sustainable solutions, this talk will provide valuable perspectives on how we can build a more resilient and eco-friendly future. Join us to explore the intersection of innovation, sustainability, and humanitarian efforts in architecture.

This event concludes with a documentary screening by Mariah Wilson, a acclaimed filmmaker whose dedication to wildlife and conservation has led her to explore the farthest reaches of six continents. Mariah's work captures the intricate relationships between endangered species and their habitats, shedding light on the urgent need for preservation and the impact of human activity on the natural world. Her films are known for their breathtaking visuals and compelling narratives, which not only educate but inspire viewers to take action for the planet's most vulnerable ecosystems.

Donations go towards food for the potluck, meditation, and the space.

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