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From leaves to liquids, caves to crystal formations, nature has always been a major source of inspiration for architects. This book examines how nature can act as a precedent for design solutions through twelve case studies. Packed with computer drawings, sketches, models, and photographs, this will be an ideal resource of ideas for students in their studio work, as well as for practicing architects.
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Table of Contents
Biomorphic design : Introduction and terminology ; A historical review from Art Nouveau to algorithmic design ; The approach of this book
Water, earth and geological formations : Hill and valley ; Influx ; Caves and erosion ; Liquid contours
Plants and branching systems : Branched blocks ; Tree-structure canopy ; Callipod ; Rose pavilion
Animal structures and properties : Gradient transparency ; Snakeskin ; Bird's nest ; Error as optimization ; Dream vaults
Conclusion.
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Half title page has subtitle: architecture inspired by nature.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 156-157) and index.
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