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TED talk: Using Nature's Genius in Architecture How can architects fuel sustainable architecture and eliminate raw materials? Peering into the beautiful, organic world of molecular plant structures and insect biology, developers are looking at nature for answers. At TEDSalon in London, Michael Pawlyn illustrates how biomimicry could potentially revolutionize the way humans develop and sustain resources. This extraordinary science and art of emulating nature's complex biological systems to solve human issues involves three habits of nature: radical resource efficiency, closed loops, and drawing energy from the sun. Take a look at why Pawlyn suggests that adopting these habits is not only possible, but critical if we are to encourage sustainable design.
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Michael Pawlyn: Michael Pawlyn: Korištenje genija prirode u arhitekturi Kako arhitekti mogu izgraditi novi svijet održive ljepote? Učeći od prirode. Na TEDSalon-u u Londonu, Michael Pawlyn opisuje tri navike prirode koje bi mogle preobraziti arhitekturu i društvo: radikalna učinkovitost resursa, zatvorene petlje, i crpljenje energije iz sunca. Similar topics - Architecture - Arts - Biomimicry - Design - Sustainability Related talks Discuss Enthusiastically agree? Respectfully beg to differ? Have your say here.