Bio-Inspired Architecture for Energy-Efficient Homes: Blending Nature and Innovation

Ukpene  A. O; Emagbetere  J. B; Molua  O. C; Ukpene  C. P; Akpaokueze  T. N

doi:10.55529/jeet.32.56.66

Authors

Ukpene A. O Department of Biological Sciences, University of Delta, Agbor. Delta state Nigeria.
Emagbetere J. B Physics Department, College of Education, Mosogar. Delta state Nigeria.
Molua O. C Physics Department, University of Delta, Agbor. Delta state Nigeria.
Ukpene C. P Home Economics Department, University of Delta, Agbor. Delta state Nigeria.
Akpaokueze T. N Home Economics Department, University of Delta, Agbor. Delta state Nigeria.

Keywords:

Architecture, Bio-inspired, Buildings, Energy-efficient, Innovation, Sustainability.

Abstract

Bio-inspired architecture synthesizes innovative design principles and natural elements, paving the way for a sustainable and interconnected future. It requires interdisciplinary collaboration among architects, scientists, engineers, and economists to advance innovation. Establishing robust research frameworks is crucial for enhancing the precision and effectiveness of bio-inspired designs. Public awareness campaigns, policy incentives, and educational initiatives are essential for societal transformation and promoting sustainable lifestyles. Governments and organizations can promote the integration of bio-inspired concepts into conventional architectural practices through incentives, grants, and certifications. This collaborative effort can promote energy-efficient and biophilic designs, advancing societal well-being and environmental stewardship. Bio-inspired architecture goes beyond conventional construction practices, representing a philosophy that values nature's wisdom and envisions a state of balanced cohabitation. The journey towards energy-efficient, well-being-promoting, and economically accessible homes is continuous, offering a future where architecture promotes healing, sustainability, and inspiration.