Name: Rachel Armstrong: Arhitektura koja se sama popravlja?
Uploaded: 2009-10-27T09:03:00Z
Duration: 7 min 15 s
Description: Venecija u Italiji tone. Kako bismo je spasili, Rachel Armstrong kaže da trebamo prerasti arhitekturu inertnih materijala i stvoriti arhitekturu koja sama raste. Ona predlaže materijale koji su ne-baš-sasvim-živi i koji popravljaju sami sebe te također izdvajaju ugljik.

Venecija u Italiji tone. Kako bismo je spasili, Rachel Armstrong kaže da trebamo prerasti arhitekturu inertnih materijala i stvoriti arhitekturu koja sama raste. Ona predlaže materijale koji su ne-baš-sasvim-živi i koji popravljaju sami sebe te također izdvajaju ugljik.

Rachel Armstrong: Arhitektura koja se sama popravlja?

Most modern architecture relies on inert, Victorian-era technologies that extract energy from their environment and cannot adapt or self-repair. By creating metabolic materials inspired by living systems, structures could potentially grow, heal, and interact with their surroundings. One vivid example involves using protocells to grow limestone reefs under Venice, helping the city mend itself and absorb carbon dioxide. This approach blurs the line between natural and artificial creations and offers hope for sustainable cities worldwide.

Buildings Can Learn From Nature And Repair Themselves

*Living Architecture*

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Rachel Armstrong: Rachel Armstrong: Arhitektura koja se sama popravlja?