Biomimetic Architecture Towards Bio Inspired Adaptive Envelopes: In Case of Plant Inspired Concept Generation

Pub Date : 2021-12-30 DOI:10.11113/ijbes.v9.n1.820
Nazgol Hafizi, Mojtaba Karimnezhad
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In recent decades, the value of architecture become more due to its importance for reducing detrimental effects on the environment and natural capital. To minimize the building's impact on the environment, architectural designs should be highly incorporated into the environment rather than behaving as a separate element focused on a single issue. To address this problem, different methods and design approaches have been introduced. However, exploring the natural solutions for survival can provide invaluable data which can address the human-caused problems. Throughout decades, nature has been survived and evolved. Biological solutions due to their adaptability and multi-functionality are great source of inspiration. This article with help of content analysis method aims to review the concept of biomimetic design in architecture. And proposes plant-inspired solutions for envelope design which can play significant role on buildings’ energy efficiency. Thus, the plant-inspired concepts to be integrated on adaptive envelopes were studied. And a framework for concept generation introduced. Furthermore, a case study on an existing building envelope in the Mediterranean climate region presented and two plant-inspired techniques proposed and conceptually applied.
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仿生建筑走向生物启发自适应信封:以植物启发概念生成为例
近几十年来,建筑的价值越来越多,因为它对减少对环境和自然资本的有害影响的重要性。为了尽量减少建筑对环境的影响,建筑设计应该高度融入环境,而不是作为一个单独的元素专注于一个单一的问题。为了解决这个问题,引入了不同的方法和设计方法。然而,探索生存的自然解决方案可以提供宝贵的数据,可以解决人为造成的问题。几十年来,大自然得以生存和进化。生物解决方案由于其适应性和多功能性是巨大的灵感来源。本文借助内容分析法对建筑仿生设计的概念进行了回顾。并提出了以植物为灵感的围护结构设计解决方案,这对建筑的能源效率起着重要的作用。因此,植物灵感的概念被整合到自适应信封进行了研究。并介绍了概念生成的框架。此外,对地中海气候区现有建筑围护结构进行了案例研究,提出了两种植物启发的技术,并在概念上加以应用。
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