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DISSERTATION ‘Sanchta Garg BIOMIMICRY AND ARCHITECTURE_Ragyi Dee 16, 2023 Summary iao9es passages Ctadiuoted passages academia.eou researchgato.not bomimienznet ningow twente rmegilca Intachopen.com precom archestidycom tulepunat com mdpicem youtube.com erdcom 4 19% Student passage \Aoc:0 ABSTRACTBiomimicry, in which design i influenced by flora, fauna, or entire acosystems, has piqued the curly of architects and engineer as an Inventive new design method as wall potential, Top wed maton a ct Blomimlery, where tra, faun rehtacural design and engineering as an. ‘an ocosystem bated biomimetic hoor fora regenerative bit ‘in deatlounieaboni26 1a) ‘Student passage Ablomimetc ‘environment that go “Top wad matcn It's posted that a biomimetic ‘built vironment that goes beyond simply (POF) Blomimtic approaches to architectural design for Increased ‘entre ecosystems are emulated asa esis for design, hi beyond simply sustaining curent. proach to architectural design that Incorporats ‘Student passage "ssoH0 htips:iflassroom google. comig/sriNJMxMOOSNDgSN|UOIN|QyODg2MjExMDg5!11g9mEGA2PTUXINIZUqXMONt_BndK_FMyVUFBIMSZI9K stvacted considrabe n understanding of ecosystems could become hice for creating a ane.12116028, 9.51 PM BIOMIVICRY AND ARCHITECTURE_Ragyi INTRODUCTION-From my designer's perapective, ask: Why cant I design a building tke sequesters carbon, diss water, builds sol, accrues. oxygen, fixes nitrogen, Top web maton INTRODUCTION From my designer's perspective, task: Why cart design a building tke a tree? 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Beyond the proect ise, biomimicry “Top web match For architects and other design professionals, it opens up # whole new wold of imovatve ideas for ransforming the interior environment, while optimizing ‘human wellbeing, And Beyond the project (PDF) ITw SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND TOWN PLANNING hips uw acaden a edu9BIS23051TM" SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND TOWN PLANNING ‘Student passage avo1co ‘lomimicry is defined in the Book by Benyus a “a now selence that studios nature's models and then imitates or takes inspiration from these designs. and processes to solve human ‘Top wed maton Biomimetics - Wikipedia ilos/on wkissia orpwihiBiomimatics Student passage vor: htips:ifclassroom google. comig/sriNJMxMOQSNDgSN|UOIN|QyODg2MjExMDg5!11g9mEGA2PTUXINIZUgXMOst_Bndk_FMyVUFBIMS2I9K ana12116028, 9.51 PM BIOMIVICRY AND ARCHITECTURE_Ragyi esigns and processes lo solve human problems * She contends that nature has siready golved many of humanity's problems and that by looking fo nature feringpraton, we Top web maten ready solved many chalanging problems and that, by studying and mimicking biological eystms, we might develop Student passage siascco of natural form i the rial phase of biomimicry. 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