Welcome to our Journal, a living archive where we capture our observations, research, and insights; where Nature’s wisdom meets design thinking.
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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Life-Centered Design Reviews
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Biomimicry
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Biomimicry Case Studies • Life's Principle's in Action • Designer Spotlights • Nature's Design Lab • Life-Centered Design Reviews • Biomimicry •
How Does Nature Ventilate?
Summer is here, and as temperatures rise, so does our reliance on air conditioning. Cooling our homes, schools, and workplaces accounts for a significant share of global energy use. But what if the answer to better ventilation wasn't a more powerful machine? What if it began with looking underground?
The History of Biomimicry
The practice of learning from nature’s designs dates back centuries; Leonardo Da Vinci, Frank Lloyd Wright, Frei Otto, and Buckminster Fuller.
Biophilia, Biomimicry
When discussing biomimicry, it makes sense to first review what biophilia is and maybe compare the two.
What is Biomimicry?
Biomimicry is a movement, a design discipline, and a problem-solving method in which we create innovative designs while looking to nature as a model and mentor.