The impact of Biomimicry on sensory experience: an analysis of the relationship between human senses and nature in the design process in Architecture
Abstract
This article explores the field of biomimicry in architecture, focusing on the integration of nature-inspired solutions to enrich the sensory experience of users in built spaces.
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