Parasitic architecture

Baroš, Tomáš; Katunský, Dušan

doi:10.1515/sspjce-2020-0003

Abstract

This paper could be considered as a general overview of current examples of realization, research, in architecture which could be called parasitic. Also, as an outline of possible new perspectives on current issues through the biomimicry design philosophy. The aim was also to clearly articulate the intent of the research I am dealing with while opening up a discourse on the subject.

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