Inspired by nature in spatial designs use of analogy: Biomimicry
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Since the existence of humanity has always existed since the existence of humanity, the history of space formation or design dates back to that time. Even at those times, the problems encountered in the design of the spaces are compared with the similar problems in nature and tried to be imitated within the possibilities. Because nature offers an endless source of inspiration for designers with billions of years of experience. One of the main objectives of this study is to increase the awareness of nature in spatial designs. The importance of the concept of sustainability, which is very important nowadays, and design criteria are envisaged. The spatial designs that support the environmental cycle must be at least increased. In this direction, after a literature search was made about the emergency shelter in the material method section and the criteria were determined, a concept design was made based on the emerging needs. The literature review and the subsequent design study are thought to be useful for future research.
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Rumeysa Keskin
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Rumeysa Keskin (Master Thesis). Inspired by nature in spatial designs use of analogy: Biomimicry, 2019, Burdur Mehmet Akif Ersoy University.
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