Biomimicry: Innovation Inspired by Nature

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Louise As a mechanical engineer myself, I found it interesting but not especially useful in terms of how to incorporate biomimicry into designs, since there …moreAs a mechanical engineer myself, I found it interesting but not especially useful in terms of how to incorporate biomimicry into designs, since there aren't many examples or case studies. It's heavy on the biology in the middle chapters. If you're specifically interested in the engineering side, you might want to check out Biomimicry in Architecture by Michael Pawlin - each chapter explains a particular concept (e.g., structure, materials, heat management, water treatment, etc) and follows it up with examples. It's also well illustrated throughout.(less)
Amber No, it is not illustrated nor are there any photo pages.

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