Hybrid biomimetic design for sustainable development through multiple perspectives

Year 2019, Volume: 2 Issue: 2, 44 - 76, 13.07.2019

Carla Langella , Valentina Perrıcone

https://doi.org/10.37246/grid.500310

Cited By: 5

Abstract

In the bio-technological era the boundary between the biological world
and synthetic world is increasingly fading, as well as, the limit between
different disciplines in the perspective of multidisciplinary and
anti-disciplinary.

Conversely, the overcoming of barriers is not to be considered as a
symptom of homogenization or loss of complexity, but rather, as a paradigm, in
which new forms of connection and intersection between design and science are
created. In this vision, hybrid products can be generated in which nature and
artifice co-exist: a change of paradigm that deeply revises the concept of
environmental sustainability. 

This paper aims to illustrate activities, methods and results of the
Hybrid Design Lab-(HDL)- Department of the Campania University "Luigi
Vanvitelli"- specifically dedicated to different forms of collaboration
and intersection between design and bio-sciences, specifically aimed to
environmental sustainability.

Keywords

Design, Biomimetics, hybridism, bio-technology, sustainability, Hybrid Design Lab at University of Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”

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