Check out my latest article: Dancing with the Land: Winning Hunnu City Proposal Sets New Global Benchmark for Regenerative Urban Design https://t.co/RqTsybZ9HA via @LinkedIn
Congrats Jamie Miller + @BHarchitects & @CabnCo for Canadian rural housing innovation & regenerative living @SeanFraserMP@RomyBowers@KahlonRav We have the biggest opportunities in rural today to accommodate millions of people at a fraction of the cost of urban, in radically different communities deeply connected to nature.
@elonmusk Trees. supporting more complex ecosystems is the most effective solution to dissipating solar exergy and thereby reducing climate change. Nature is the consequence of gradients, so let her grow and equalize the carbon imbalance.
Jamie Miller, PhD, President, Biomimicry Frontiers
We are really proud to be working with the City of Guelph to create Canada's first circular food economy. In 2019, the City won a $10M grant from Industry Canada to re-imagine food systems.
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Episode #4 of the Creativity Everything podcast is OUT! In this episode, I got to talk about sustainable design as a creative practice with wonderful Jamie Miller, biomimicry expert and founder of Biomimicry Frontiers (@Millerjamied). So fascinating! https://t.co/GI1Mf3SxYi
@elonmusk If you do continue work in HVAC, I would recommend leveraging nature's genius and connecting with https://t.co/jSWyTmzssN - proven efficiencies and noise reduction
Inspired by nature - water from the air.
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A company in Dorval QC, has copied the technology of the thorny devil to collect water from the air. These lizards use hair-like structures to condense atmospheric water… https://t.co/h5szrq22Lu
Climate change is not going to be solved by changing our lightbulbs. I agree that nature does way more for us than we appreciate - carbon capture, ecological services, and exergy dissipation
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Nature doesn't deal with heat-island effects. So what if we learned from the circulatory systems in nature to passively heat and cool buildings through patches? We're not far off. https://t.co/FNYNTSv4WN
Thanks so much to all those who joined us last night for brews and biomimicry. Next month I'm looking forward to putting those brilliant minds to work and actually coming up with a… https://t.co/6PmKHZk0CF