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ENR > Buildings > Designers Begin To Look to Nature To Render Buildings in Harmony With the Planet - McGraw-Hill Construction | ENR
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| For counterculture architect Eugene Tsui, biomimicry in design, considered the vanguard by some and still unknown to many, is old hat. Tsui has been living, eating, wearing and pushing biomimicry, where human creations copy nature’s systems, for 30 years—long before the movement had a name. And he has been practicing what he preaches, with 20 ...
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