Biomimicry: project ideas and lesson resources
A collection of resources to support teaching the principles of biomimicry in design and engineering.
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Modern materials: biomimicry and biopolymers
Biomimicry is based on the idea that we can take inspiration from nature when solving problems in design and engineering. Biopolymers are polymers made from natural sources. This resource provides a great introduction to biomimicry and biopolymers. It provides examples of biomimicry and biopolymers and suggests...
An introduction to Biomimicry
Part one of a series of five lessons covering biomimicry students will gain an understanding of what it is and how nature inspires the design of products and technology we use on a daily basis. Through a series of theory slides, supporting images and videos students will gain a greater understanding of the...
Biomimicry - Morphing design strategies for creative thinking
Part two of a series of five lessons covering biomimicry students will develop strategies to produce creative design ideas using nature and natural forms as inspiration. Students will understand through designer examples (Alessi) how companies take inspiration using morphing as a strategy. A series of activities...
Biomimicry - in textiles/fabric design
Part three of a series of five lessons covering biomimicry students will develop an understanding of how biomimicry has inspired textile design from modern products to those throughout art and design history. Students will learn how fabrics and textiles have been inspired by nature through theory, images and videos...
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| Subject(s) | Design and technology, Design for society and the environment, Design skills |
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| Age | 11-14, 14-16 |
| Published | n.a |
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| Direct URL | https://www.stem.org.uk/cxfjup |
