Overview: Biodesign is the next step beyond biology-inspired approaches to design and fabrication. Unlike biomimicry or the popular but vague "green design," biodesign refers to the incorporation of living organisms as essential components in design, enhancing the …

His book Biodesign (2018) identifies the emerging practice of integrating biological processes into design and architecture. It is published by the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York and Thames & Hudson worldwide.

“Bio Design” focuses on the growing movement to integrate organic processes in the creation of buildings and household objects so that resources are conserved and waste is limited. Some astonishing visual effects are produced as well.

2018年9月27日 · This exhibition presents works of contemporary art and design that help us to reform our relationship with nature, moving it from a destructive to a more integrated, mutually beneficial model.

About the Exhibition: Biodesign presented 57 newly developed materials and applications that utilize biology for design, art and architecture. These explorations highlight the possibility of working with life in a variety of ways, from supporting a building with trees to recycling waste and growing fabric with microbes.

Biodesign presents recent design and art projects that integrate with living systems. These works introduce visionary strategies for improving ecological performance, the aesthetic possibilities enabled by new biotechnology and provocative experiments that illuminate the opportunities and dangers in manipulating life for human ends.

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2013年10月31日 · Exhibition Opening: Matter of Life November 28, 2014 Eindhoven, MU Gallery, Stijp S Featuring new works from 9 artists and designers working with biology.

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