Biodesign in Green Architecture: Living Facades & Climate-Adaptive Materials

To introduce participants to biodesign principles in green architecture and enable them to conceptualize and simulate living facades and climate-adaptive materials using AI tools for climate-resilient, sustainable building design.

• Introduce biodesign principles for green, climate-resilient architecture.

• Explore living facades, green roofs, and climate-adaptive materials for sustainable buildings.

• Train participants to use AI tools (Google Colab/Jupyter) for climate-responsive design simulations.

• Discuss case studies, challenges, and opportunities in implementing and scaling biodesign.

• Encourage interdisciplinary collaboration across architecture, biology, materials science, and AI.

• UG/PG students in Architecture, Civil/Environmental Engineering, Urban Design, Landscape, Biology, Biotechnology, Materials Science, and related fields

• PhD scholars & researchers in sustainable architecture, biomimicry, green materials, or climate-resilient design

• Academicians interested in teaching or researching biodesign and green architecture

• Professionals from architecture, urban planning, green building, and sustainability sectors

• Grasp the fundamentals of biodesign, living facades, and climate-adaptive materials in green architecture.

• Identify suitable living systems and adaptive materials for sustainable, climate-resilient buildings.

• Use AI tools (Google Colab/Jupyter) to design and simulate climate-responsive façade and material concepts.

• Interpret real-world case studies and translate insights into conceptual façade/architecture designs.

• Recognize research and career pathways at the interface of architecture, biology, materials science, and AI.