The impact goal for this new material is to answer the biophilic questions that humans innately need around themselves in order to feel well in urban cities. With the help of biodesign, new types of materials can be developed that imitate phenomena and processes occurring in nature.
The most important goal in terms of climate change is for the material to works as a carbon sink. By bringing greener eye-catchers on a vertical surface, we create well-being for city dwellers. Organic visual material that lives and changes, is an element that beautifies the environment and also withstands changing conditions.
functions like nature
Biomimicry (literally: imitation of the living ) aims to take inspiration from natural selection solutions adopted by nature and translate the principles to human engineering.
looks like nature
Biomorphism refers to designing shapes and forms that are inspired by nature. Biomorphic forms and patterns are one of the components of biophilic design.
uses nature
Bioutilization refers to the use of biological material or living organisms in a design or technology. For example, using trees as a material (wood) for furniture or a living wall of plants to help clean the air in an office building is bioutilization.