Innovating Energy Absorption: The Fusion of Nature and Engineering
The Essence of Bio-Inspired Designs The core of these innovative sandwich structures mimics the geometric patterns found in honeycombs, known for their lightweight yet sturdy …
building design
Harnessing Nature’s Blueprint: Revolutionary Diatom-Inspired Solutions for Engineering
In the quest for sustainable and efficient engineering solutions, the microscopic world of diatoms offers a treasure trove of design principles. Diatoms, with their intricate …
Pho’liage®: Blooming the Future of Architecture with Nature-Inspired Innovation
Imagine walking through the vibrant streets of Paris, where a revolutionary architectural project is taking root, designed to breathe in sync with nature itself. This …
BioSEA’s Revolutionary Elephant Skin-Inspired Tiles: Pioneering Biomimicry for Sustainable Building Design
The article “Biomimicry: Using Nature-Inspired Design for Energy-Efficient Buildings” by Camille Rustici delves into the innovative field of biomimicry in construction, highlighting the groundbreaking work of …
Special Issue “Biomimetic Adaptive Buildings”
Special Issue “Biomimetic Adaptive Buildings” 📢 : Don’t miss the opportunity of publishing your article in an edited book. 📚 ➡️Read more at: https://lnkd.in/dG3fbh-J Deadline for …
Harmony of Human Innovation and Natural Wisdom – Resilience and Sustainability
In the recent article “The Role of Biomimicry in Disaster-Resilient Architecture” on Arch Daily, Ankitha Gattupalli thoroughly explores two key concepts in the fields of …
Putting Nature Back into Human Nature
Celebrating 25 years since Janine Benyus’ book Biomimicry: Innovation Inspired by Nature was first published! Together we can put nature back into human nature. Special …
Thermo-Bio-Architectural Framework (ThBA)
The ThBA was developed by studying biology to find how thermal regulation strategies used by living organisms can be classified and generalised. The proposed ThBA was confirmed and evaluated before it was used for the rest of the research.
Energy Efficiency and Biomimetics
Testing the ThBA for two extreme climates in New Zealand, highlighted the fact that the simple translation of the majority of biological thermal adaptation principles are being used by architects, although for some, the architectural equivalents did not function in exactly in the same way as biological thermoregulation strategies.