We’ve added quite a few new news features on our In the Media page lately–including a story this week from The Atlantic’s City Lab blog featuring our senior principal designer Erin Rovalo, and her take on why designing our built environment to function like nature’s ecosystems represents “the pinnacle of what sustainable design can be.”
Under the business section, we’ve got a great article about doing business for good. Our managing director Nicole Miller was the keynote speaker at Appalachian State University’s Business for Good Conference. You can read the full article about Nicole’s presentation below. Finally, the Line, Space, Shape article “Nature Does it Better” features our principal Jamie Dwyer, and is a great look at biomimicry’s applications in the fields of architecture and engineering.
The latest: Biomimicry 3.8 In The News
A Skyscraper Made of Bones: How Biomimicry Could Shape the Cities of the Future
The Atlantic’s CityLab | September 6, 2016
Walker College of Business hosts Business for Good
Appalachian State University | August 26, 2016
Nature Does It Better: Biomimicry in Architecture and Engineering
Line, Space, Shape | July 11, 2016
Enjoy!
