Shape, function and sound – The biological limits of biomimicry and its analogies
(2023) Universidad de Palermo. Centro de Estudios en Diseno y Comunicacion. Cuadernos — n° 190, p. 115-132 (2023)
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- Biomimicry is a useful methodology for developing efficient solutions to human challenges in various areas of knowledge, including architecture and design, based on observations of nature and for this the literature already address different methods such as analogies. Thus, this article starts from the perception that Biomimicry and its analogies are inspired by the visible dimension of nature, as shapes and functions of certain natural element. With this, there is the possibility of discussing Biomimicry from the audible point of view of nature, rescuing the soundscape as an inspiring natural element and increasing the scope of analogies discussed in literature.
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Elton Cristovão da Silva Lima, Luís Miguel Cotrim Mateus, Amilton José Vieira de Arruda, & Claeys, D. (2023). Shape, function and sound – The biological limits of biomimicry and its analogies. Universidad de Palermo. Centro de Estudios en Diseno y Comunicacion. Cuadernos, 190, 115-132. https://doi.org/10.18682/cdc.vi190.9534 (Original work published 2023)