We are excited to announce the launch of our most recent publication, developed in partnership with the renowned professional services firm Jacobs. “From Sustainability to Regeneration | The Power of Biomimicry in Transforming the Built Environment” delves into the transformative potential of biomimicry in shaping the built environment as a driving force for a regenerative world. With a focus on Positive Performance, a specialized methodology developed by Biomimicry 3.8 over the past decade, the white paper illustrates the benefits of learning from nature in the built environment, including cost savings on energy and materials, improved building performance and resilience, ESG reporting and regulatory compliance, and enhanced engagement with employees and local communities. Since 2017, Biomimicry 3.8 and Jacobs have been collaborating on a variety of projects, spanning headquarters, facilities, data centers, schools, and hospitals. Together, Biomimicry 3.8 and Jacobs are demonstrating what is possible, showcasing that corporations and decision-makers can actively contribute to the well-being of all Life. Nature, with its 3.8 billion years of experience in regenerative design, guides us as we reimagine the built environment. Read the white paper to gain insights into Positive Performance and its business implications. Discover inspiring case studies featuring Logoplaste and UC Davis Health, some of the trailblazers in implementing this methodology. https://lnkd.in/eg4S2yP4 Reach out to us at info@biomimicry.net to discuss how we can support your upcoming built environment endeavors.
#Biomimicry is a design #innovation pathway leveraging one of the most advanced, untapped, publicly available research and development labs on the planet — nature 🍂 In the built environment, it supports project owners, engineers, architects, designers and planners to deliver nature-positive, regenerative designs that benefit ecosystems, communities and employees. Developed in collaboration with leading nature-inspired design and innovation company, Biomimicry 3.8, our latest paper explores the power of biomimicry to transform the built environment into a catalyst for ecological regeneration. Read it now ⬇ http://jcob.co/uJzb50SqPUY #Sustainability #RegenerativeDesign #NaturePositive