Biomimicry
GHP documents
Proposed biomimicry living lab
Frankic, A., L. Greber and M. Farnsworth.(2011). Teaching and learning with nature using a biomimicry-based approach to restore three keystone habitats: salt marsh, eel grass and shellfish beds. Biomimicry Institute, Editor. Proceedings of the first biomimicry in higher education webinar. January 29, 2011: TBI. [PDF]
Books
(Thanks in part to suggestions from the Biomimicry Institute reading list.)
Benyus. J. (2002). Biomimicry: Innovation Inspired by Nature. USA Perennial
Design and Nature II. Ed M. W. Collins et. Al. 2004.
McDonough, W. (2004). Cradle to Cradle.
Pawlyn, M. (2011) Biomimicry in Architecture
Thompson, D. W.. (1992) On Growth and Form: The Complete Revised Edition.
Organizations:
Ask Nature is a webpage showcasing innovative biomimicry designs.
Dordrecht floating/amphibious homes and BACA architects LifE project