Nature’s genius meets human innovation in the remarkable world of biomimicry architecture, where buildings mirror the efficiency, resilience, and beauty of natural systems. From the Eastgate Centre in Harare, Zimbabwe – inspired by self-cooling termite mounds – to the lotus-like structure of Singapore’s ArtScience Museum, architects are revolutionizing sustainable design by studying Earth’s time-tested solutions.
The integration of biomimicry in modern architecture goes beyond mere aesthetic imitation. These buildings actively adapt to their environments, regulate temperature, conserve energy, and …
