Our Journal captures observations, experiments, and insights as we explore weaving Nature’s wisdom into human-made design.
This serves as a living archive of our research, case studies, and creative process—sharing how biomimicry shapes our practice.
Biomimicry Case Studies
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Life's Principle's in Action
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Designer Spotlights
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Nature's Design Lab
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Future Visions
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Biomimicry Case Studies • Life's Principle's in Action • Designer Spotlights • Nature's Design Lab • Future Visions •
San Diego Design Week
Excited to participate in San Diego Design Week 2025! If you’re heading that way, keep an eye out for our exhibition on Nature’s Design Lab!
The beetle that learned to do headstands
Meet the Namib beetle (Onymacris unguicularis), a small, shiny-backed insect that evolved to collect water on its back, in the middle of the night, when the fog rolls in from the ocean.
Aplat’s zero-waste design approach
Aplat’s zero-waste design approach
The Kingfisher and a Bullet-shaped Train
Shinkansen’s nose design inspired by the Kingfisher’s head and beak.
Anvil Studios’ nature-inspired design for Aquor handles
Anvil Studios’ nature-inspired design for Aquor handles
The Whale and Mr. Fish
The humpback whale’s flippers provided insights into wind turbine design.
Introducing Life’s Principles
Introducing Life’s Principles (LPs), which are design lessons from Nature. For more information, please visit the Biomimicry 3.8 website.
Innovations Magazine
We are excited to share this article we co-wrote for Innovations Magazine’s Spring 2025 Issue; What Does Breakthrough Design Look Like?