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1、中文 3500 字， 2000 英文单词， 10500 英文字符 文献出处： Tavsan F, Sonmez E. Biomimicry in Furniture Design J. Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2015, 197:2285-2292. Biomimicry in Furniture Design Filiz Tavsan, Elif Sonmez Abstract Nature, is a big factory, where the faults are kept at a minimum, choosing th

2、e most suitable material of all for the purpose, recycling them, and even changing every ingredient as conditions impose. Biomimicry examined models in nature, then imitating these designs or taking inspiration from them which aims to provide solutions to peoples problems is one of the new branches

3、of science. From past to present many disciplines have produced designs and solutions inspired by the nature. Interior architecture is also one of the this disciplines. Interior design, interior, structure, comfort, and materials in furniture design, as well as the influence of these designs are car

4、ried out. Furniture has always been a symbolic aspect of the life style and cultural richness of mankind. Form, structure or materials in the nature as used for furniture design both for aesthetic and practical purposes. In the study, designs were made with inspiration from macro and micro sized liv

5、ing beings in the nature. Within the concept of Biomimicry, furniture designs were made, which were inspired by both forms and structures in the nature and applied exactly. Keywords: Furniture design, Biomimicry, nature; 1. Introduction Nature has always been a source of inspiration for the human. I

6、ndeed, human met all his needs such as shelter, survival and protection in caves which were readily available in nature. It was only later that they built shelter for protection and defense. Therefore, we may conclude that human observed and tried to learn about natural forms and structures and needed shelter simultaneously. Designers have also observed how life proceeded in nature and began to develop the first shelters either by observing or imitating the natural structures. Nature gave