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 •
Relevant Solutions, Thriving Through Generations
Survival in nature and in design requires evolution. The most successful organisms and products share a common trait: they adapt, learn from what works, embrace the unexpected, and exchange information with their environment.
The train that moves like a bird
As Japan’s high-speed Shinkansen trains became faster, engineers encountered an unexpected problem. When trains exited tunnels, they produced a loud noise known as the “tunnel boom,” caused by sudden changes in air pressure.
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.