Living Architecture

Living Architecture refers to the concept of buildings and structures that integrate living organisms, such as plants and microorganisms, into their design. This approach aims to make architecture more sustainable and environmentally friendly. By incorporating natural elements, these structures can improve air quality, reduce energy consumption, and promote biodiversity. Living architecture can take the form of green roofs, vertical gardens, or even bio-responsive materials that adapt to their surroundings. The goal is to create built environments that not only serve human needs but also support ecological health and enhance our connection to nature.