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Material perspective: What would nature do?

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Episode 1, february 2020.

We are happy to present the first episode in English and we start with Anna Maria Orrù who is an architect and researcher within the biomimicry field. She is one of the initiators for this discipline in the Nordic counties, and after talking to her we want to tag along. Cause if you think about it, it would be absolutely stupid to not look for solutions to today’s problems in nature. Even the most successful R&D-departments are actual rookies if you compare to natures 3.8 billion years in progress.

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