Designing Amol Botanical Center using the principles of bionic approach
Designing Amol Botanical Center using the principles of bionic approach
Soheilarabzadeh1
1) Master of Architecture, Islamic Azad University, Ayatollah Amoli branch
IOI Code
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XGFB-HKHHD
Publication :
9th.International Congress On Civil Engineering, Architecture & Urban Development(9icsau.ir)
Abstract :
Entering the field of design of botanical garden of Amol city, the challenge of choosing a design approach has been of special importance to the writer. Taking a quick look at the current state of architecture in the country and the lack of interaction between architecture and nature, we see that so far most of the common approaches in architectural design have not been able to meet the needs of designers and architects, and a new solution is needed for constructive interaction. Think more between natural and artificial spaces. In this way, knowing the processes of modeling from nature in bionic science can make possible the methods of selecting models and using the principles in them. Researchers in the field of architectural design believe that the use of designs inspired by nature in comparison with other approaches can help reduce the environmental damage of construction projects. In this way of design, architecture becomes a part of nature and this issue is one of the principles of bionic architecture and is one of the basic points of this design. Let s find out the principles of bionic design, the method of modeling from nature. Also, by designing the botanical center of Amol city and applying the principles used in nature, we will achieve a plan that is not just an imitation of nature, but the functional and aesthetic needs and the selected form are combined in the best way and conform to the basic principles. nature and according to the needs and context of the plan should be selected and selected, so that the final plan meets the needs of the users and causes less damage to the nature.
Keywords : inspiration nature botanical center bionic architecture