CLICK TO SEE PROJECT The aim of the course is to develop the skills necessary to explore, think about, and design intelligently responsive kinetic objects and systems and spaces. The primary goal of the course is to expose students to …
Boston will be hosting a very exciting conference entitled the International Bionic Engineering Conference this coming September. For all those interested please visit the website. The keynote is none other than Dr. Julian Vincent which many of you might know …
Puerto Rican firm TECTONICA Architecture, in light of the devastating failure of buildings all around the world at the hands of challenging earthquake forces, has released research they have done in the immediate application of human bone structure (particularly the …
Lionel Theodore Dean runs Future Factories, a rapid prototyping design house that often uses algorithmic and generative methods to arrive at their forms. Very interesting projects await you.
Professor Jenny E. Sabin of the Graduate School of Architecture at the University of Pennsylvania and Peter Lloyd Jones Ph.D. in pathology at the same school established Sabin+Jones (also know as LabStudios) in 2007, a biological architecture collaboration looking to …
French architects Guihun Choe and Etienne Jaunet designed this elaborate “skyscraper city”, for lack of a better term, that functions more as a skeleton rather than a fully functional building. More images included.
The ESARQ in Barcelona is hosting the International Conference of BioDigital Architecture and Design from June 1st 2011 – June 3rd 2011. We hope anyone in the area can attend. We have posted on work by Dennis Dollens (an active …
Tom Wiscombe is one of the pioneers of emergent architecture, which is rather obvious from his practice entitled “emergent architecture.” Lean more about him and his projects.
Evolo Magazine holds a yearly skyscraper competition. The submissions are always great, Biomimetic Architecture shares our favorite finalist with you and links to the published projects. Enjoy and let us know your favorites in the comments!
Metropolis Magazine’s Next Generation Design Competition has announced their winner for 2011: A scientist that claims to have devised a system to build bricks using bacteria, sand and one commonly found not so convential ingredient: urine.
