The Integration of Digital Design and Biomimicry Approach towards Integrated Architectural Systems

Despite the years of developing intellectual ideas and various methodologies based on nature design strategies and architecture, no substantial conclusion based on nature design strategies has been attained. Additionally, the biomimicry approach to issue solving has only been tested in the preliminary stages of research with a small number of limited components. The intricacy of natural structures and nature design strategies has limited the application of the biomimicry approach to design to date to just one formal component. Another reason to address the shallow application of the biomimicry technique is the dearth of proper tools for documenting and building databases. Although a closer, investigation is required. Using digital software, reconstructing, removing, and lowering the amount of documentation, instructions, and coding if the complexity decreases rebuilding, extracting parameters, and using natural patterns based on mathematical relationships, initial parameters, and effective algorithms become feasible if the complexity is reduced by reducing the number of instructions, documentation, and coding using digital software. As a result, new architecture tools will be delivered, and the boundaries of architecture will be extended. The development of integrated architectural systems uses digital software to generate databases based on biomimicry and parametric principles, which is a novel approach that hasn't yet been organized as a research project in our country. The study has developed a brand-new approach to fusing biomimetic design with digital software, and their initial inspiration was inspired by their familiarity with the benefits of environmental systems, digital building, and computer processing. The recommended approach will be carried out in the form of mathematical modeling and numerical simulation, with the results being assessed utilizing the digital control process. The technique of gathering theoretical information and relevant themes for this research is a library study. The work's ultimate accomplishment is the presentation of a novel technique as a tool for the creation of forms inspired by nature strategies in digital construction.