Pleached walks, tunnels and arbours

How Plants Run the Carbon Cycle

How Pig Guts Became the Next Bright Hope for Regenerating Human Limbs

The Function of Hox Genes

هاوڕێی TED  و نەخشەکێشی شار میتجێڵ جۆوکیم 
لەم دیدارەیدا لە ڕوانینی خۆی دەدوێت بۆ تەلارسازییەکی ئەندامی گونجاو: هاوڕێی سرووشت، ماڵێکی گەشەکردوو لە ڕووەک و ---چاوەرێبن--- گۆشت.

ماڵەکەت بنیات مەنێ، گەشەی پێبکە!

Advances in ecological design point toward homes that are literally grown from living materials, like trees and even lab-cultured meat. Using ancient techniques like pleaching, combined with modern technology such as CNC scaffolding and tissue engineering, entire villages could one day be cultivated instead of constructed. A single green home can remove carbon from the atmosphere and integrate seamlessly with the landscape. The vision stretches from plant-based habitats to experimental meat structures, challenging what architecture can be.

Why Our Future Homes Could Be Grown, Not Built

TED Fellows

architecture

design

environment

urban planning

TED Stage Talk

میتجێڵ جۆوکیم: ماڵەکەت بنیات مەنێ، گەشەی پێبکە!