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Biomimicry in rchitecture


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Image © KeresH wikimedia commons


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Image © bernard bradley creative commons


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Image © Dr Mark Fricker


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Image © Anterovium - Fotolia The Biomimetic Office


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Areca palm Mother in law’s tongue Money plant

Image © raweenuttapong - Fotolia Image © adisa - Fotolia Image © Lucky dragon USA - Fotolia


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13/41Image © Ecoview - Fotolia


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15/41Image (colour negative) © Alexander Potapov - Fotolia


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17/41The Biomimetic Office by Exploration Architecture Image © Exploration Architecture


18/41The Biomimetic Office by Exploration Architecture Image © Exploration Architecture


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Image courtesy of NASA The Sahara Forest Project


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Human-made systems Biological systems

Simple, disconnected Complex, interconnectedLinear / wasteful Closed loop / zero waste

Resistant to change Adapted to constant change

Long-term toxins No long-term toxins

Fossil-fuel dependent Current solar income

Maximise one goal Optimised as whole system

Extractive Regenerative


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“. . . adversity is not the end of a story

but, where there is courage and vision,the beginning of a new one, a greaterone than before.” Ben Okri


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