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Using Formal & Behavioral Patterns in Nature to Evaluate the Design of Bio-inspired Structural Shapes: The case of a Canopy for a South-east Asian Masterplan (2008)

article⁄Using Formal & Behavioral Patterns in Nature to Evaluate the Design of Bio-inspired Structural Shapes: The case of a Canopy for a South-east Asian Masterplan (2008)
contributor⁄
Vermisso, Emmanouil
in issues⁄
Silicon + Skin: Biological Processes and Computation, (2008)
abstract⁄Born out of a design project at FosterPartners, a number of threedimensional shapes is examined visavis the recently emerging attempt of applying principles of evolutionary biology to engineering and design.
keywords⁄adaptation, evolution, performance, plants, process, 2008
Year 2008
Authors Vermisso, Emmanouil.
Issue Silicon + Skin: Biological Processes and Computation,
Pages 110-117
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Entry filename using-formal-behavioral-patterns-nature-to