TY  - BOOK
AU  - Myers,William
AU  - Antonelli,Paola
TI  - Bio design: nature, science, creativity 
SN  - 0500291500
U1  - 741.6 
PY  - 2014///
CY  - London
PB  - Thames and Hudson
KW  - Arte y ciencia
KW  - Arte
KW  - Biodiseño
KW  - Diseño
KW  - Historia
KW  - Siglo XXI
N1  - ´With 467 illustrations, 436 color´ --Title page; Originally published: New York: The Museum of Modern Art, 2012; Incluye bibliografía; Vital design -- Hybrid frontier -- Beyond mimicry -- Architectural hybrid : living structures and new ecological integrations -- Ecological object engineering : replacing industrial and mechanical processes -- Experimental functions : speculative objects, teaching tools and provocations -- Dynamic beauty : artwork crawling off the auction block -- Profiling programs and collaborations : consilience in the 21st century -- Interviews : David Benjamin, Ginger Krieg Doiser, Sean Quinn, Jessica Green, Dan Grushkin, Marin Sawa, Eduardo Kac, Oron Catts, Maria Aiolova
N2  - ´Bio design´ examines some seventy projects (concepts, prototypes and completed designs) that cover the fields of architecture, industrial processes, education, fine art, material engineering and bioengineering. Each project is illustrated by a short text, images and captions that combine to explain the problems the venture tackles, and how living materials and processes were harnessed to solve them in sustainable and aesthetically pleasing ways. Designers and artists have always looked to nature for inspiration and materials, but only recently have they been able to alter and incorporate living organisms in their work. In a world with finite resources and a growing population, design that mimics or appropriates the sustainable template of nature is likely to prove as vital as it is novel. Many of the solutions also provoke thought about manipulating life for human ends. From bacteria that can spin microfibrils of pure cellulose for use in the clothing industry to pigeons that fed special bacteria excrete harmless detergent instead of faeces, and from lamps that require blood to function to genetically hacked plants with human DNA biological design ... science future is here and now
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