Research on the Similarities of Morphogenesis in Architecture and Nature

Abstract

This article highlights some of the patterns and trends of form building in the architecture of the early third millennium. An interdisciplinary approach, integrating different fields of science, contributes to the identification of morphogenetic parallelism in living and non-living nature, which is essential in the study of some aspects of architectural theory and practice. The study of the spatial possibilities of architecture, involving different methods of morphological analysis and changing the previous understanding of the functionality, provides new approaches to the formation of the architectural environment of the future. Further development of computer modeling methodology, including the use of cognitive technologies, and artificial intelligence, the study of which lies at the junction of technical and natural sciences, social and humanitarian areas of knowledge, is very relevant. Approaches that integrate modern technologies allow creating new forms of virtual architecture, potentially applicable for real construction. This should contribute to the creation of a comfortable, ecologically, and aesthetically harmonious living environment.

Technologies of environmental engineering protection in the context of sustainable architecture development: alternative approaches

“…The proposed project of the agroecological skyscraper "New Spring: Agroecological Skyscraper" (authors Michał Spólnik, Marcin Kitala) 2022 (Austria, Poland) is a large-scale structure consisting of proto-garden modules. Each module belongs to a specific biome containing a special flora, soil, microorganisms, small animals and microclimate [19].…”