Using Nature's Genius in Architecture
How can architects build a new world of sustainable beauty? By learning from nature. At TEDSalon in London, Michael Pawlyn describes three habits of nature that could transform architecture and society: radical resource efficiency, closed loops, and drawing energy from the sun.
Michael Pawlyn, Engaging an Audience @ JLA
Talks on Film
- Using Nature's Genius in Architecture
- Biomimetic Office Building
- Biomimicry in Architectural Design
- BETTr: The Biomometic Office Building
In the diary
- 14 November 2019 ‘The Office of 2030’ Schauraum-b, Basel, Switzerland
Selected talks Exploration
- 2019 Michael Pawlyn public lecture at Central Saint Martins, London
- 2018 Michael Pawlyn at Nudgestock 2018, Folkstone
- 2017 Michael Pawlyn talk on radical thinking at FX Talks 2017, London
- 2016 Keynote presentation at International Conference on Biomimicry, Utrecht University
- 2015 Michael Pawlyn Darwin College Lecture Cambridge
- 2014 Michael Pawlyn, with Janine Benyus at dif Disruption Innovation Festival
- 2014 Michael Pawlyn and Ross Lovegrove, 100% Design London
- 2012 Biomimicry and the Ecological Age Lignacite Lecture, Royal College of Physicians, London
- 2011 'Biomimicry in Architecture' Book launch talk at the RSA London
- 2011 Teaching at ETH Zurich Summer School
- 2010 ‘Using Nature’s Genius in Architecture’ at TED Salon, London