SAVING THE PLANET BY DESIGN : REINVENTING OUR WORLD THROUGH ECOMIMESIS / KEN YEANG

By:

Yeang, Ken, 1948- [author.]

Publisher: London ; New York : Routledge, 2020Description: xvi, 195 pages : colour illustrations ; 24 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9780415685832

Subject(s):

Sustainable design

DDC classification:

23 745.40112

Contents:

Reinventing the human-made world to address the sustainability equation -- Redefining design to include the ecological sciences : the principle of ecocentricity -- Reinventing the built environment by 'ecomimicry' -- Ecological design as the biointegration of a set of 'infrastructures' : the 'quatrobrid' constructed ecosystem -- Nature-based infrastructure -- Earth's 'life support system' -- Hydrological infrastructure -- Technological infrastructure -- Anthropocentric infrastructure -- Being 'at one' with nature.

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Includes index

Includes bibliography pages : 183-187

Reinventing the human-made world to address the sustainability equation --
Redefining design to include the ecological sciences : the principle of ecocentricity --
Reinventing the built environment by 'ecomimicry' -- Ecological design as the biointegration of a set of 'infrastructures' : the 'quatrobrid' constructed ecosystem --
Nature-based infrastructure --
Earth's 'life support system' -- Hydrological infrastructure --
Technological infrastructure -- Anthropocentric infrastructure --
Being 'at one' with nature.

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