Sustainable construction and design is always looking to incorporate nature. Architects and builders are rethinking ways to incorporate eco-friendly building materials into their projects, integrate greenery throughout structures and embrace the power of clean air and natural light. However, biomimicry is a school of thought that highlights even more fascinating examples of nature’s influence on design.

What is biomimicry? Biomimetic architecture looks to study and recreate the design and systems of nature. This leads to interesting architectural discoveries that showcase how the brilliance of nature can make our man made buildings stronger, more resilient and more sustainable. Here are some shining examples of biomimetic architecture (...) 

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