This document discusses kinetic architecture and how it takes inspiration from nature through biomimicry. It references examples like the Namibian fog basking beetle, leaves, human skin, and tree structures that architecturally mimic movement and adaptability in design. The goal is to design buildings that can interact smartly by closing off or allowing airflow like a natural organism and provide full interior environmental control that responds to inside and outside conditions.

1. Kinetic Architecture
- Anja Billion

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3. FACADE
Closing off and full control Smart interaction
INSIDE >< OUTSIDE

4. HOW? INSPIRATION IN NATURE ‘Biomimicry’
Namibian fog basking beetle Leaf
Human Skin Tree

5. HOW? INSPIRATION IN NATURE ‘Biomimicry’

6. JS Bach chamber music Hall - Zaha Hadid

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