Application of biomimicry using artificial intelligence in interior architecture

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1 asiut univrsity

2 Decoration Department - Faculty of Fine Arts

3 Department of Decoration - Faculty of Fine Arts - Alexandria University

10.21608/iajadd.2025.343701.1157

Abstract

Nature is the first teacher. It is a self-organizing, self-adapting, self-correcting organism. Nature has its own laws and principles for maintaining the ecosystem. Nature is the source of systems, materials, processes, structures and aesthetics. Nature's capabilities in many areas surpass those of human beings. Through it, appropriate design solutions can be extracted for some problems at the right time, and new directions for our built environments can be explored. The design thought that combines biology and architecture in order to achieve complete unity between the building and nature, called biomimicry, is an inexhaustible source for biomimicry of new energies with the aim of reaching sustainable design technology. On the other hand, attempts began in the middle of the last century to develop a special computer intelligence that allows the programs that use it to carry out tasks and make decisions without prior instructions, but based on their understanding of the situation and their analysis of the available data, which is called artificial intelligence models. With the acceleration of developments in various areas of life, scientists and developers seek to improve the reality of architecture around the world, so the artificial intelligence project was the one that saved effort and time. It relies on processing data and inputs at a very high speed, which allows for expanding the visual base of designers, providing many designs, proposals and display methods, and offering appropriate solutions as quickly as possible.

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