Experiencing Nature in the World of Architecture!

  • Ar. Suman Sharma
  • Harshana Khanchandani
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Abstract

Architects and designers often admire nature for creativeness; they speak of nature as roots. The study is focused on the equivalences among nature and architecture. It has been noted that the main perception of nature influenced forms is chiefly aesthetic while little concern is given to the significance of inspiring from nature in the structural performance. Nature can impart us about methods, materials, processes, structures, competence and aesthetics. Nature has also been always a base of inspiration for the human begin in characteristics of their life. Nature has devotes its numerous gifts and resources substantially to human beings to be able to grow their developments all over the world. It provides us with an amazing assortment of way out for multifaceted difficulties that we face nowadays-learning from nature in this way is "bio-mimicry". Bio-mimicry is a skill that studies nature's models and then imitates these forms, process, structures, and approaches to solve human complications. Bio-mimicry practices an ecological standard to judge sustainability of our advances. Bio-mimicry is a new way of looking and appreciating nature. For any environmental building design, must to consider structural competence, water efficiency, zero-waste systems, and energy supply. The final structure will display integrated ecological and architectural design components in order to attain building that creates complete harmony between the building, the users, and the environment. This study concludes the significance of making a comprehensive amalgamation amid the building exterior, interior and the neighboring nature by using an indistinct natural concept from the surrounding environment.

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Ar. Suman Sharma, & Harshana Khanchandani. (2017). Experiencing Nature in the World of Architecture! International Journal of Engineering Research And, V6(02). https://doi.org/10.17577/ijertv6is020201

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