What if design didn’t start with humans, but with ecosystems?

Volume 66 challenges the way we think about architecture and design by putting animals, plants, and entire ecosystems at the center of the creative process. This visually rich and thought-provoking guide reveals how designing with nature - not just for it - can lead to more resilient and innovative environments.

Most design books focus on human needs. This one flips the perspective. Instead of treating nature as background or decoration, Volume 66 explores how animals, plants, and microorganisms actively shape spaces - and how designers can collaborate with them.

From beavers and termites to fungi and crops, this guide book uncovers how different species influence design, infrastructure, and ecological systems and functions as a  toolkit and source of inspiration.

Ready to rethink design from the ground up? Order Volume 66 and discover how working with nature can transform the way we design.

What if design didn’t start with humans, but with ecosystems?

Volume 66 challenges the way we think about architecture and design by putting animals, plants, and entire ecosystems at the center of the creative process. This visually rich and thought-provoking guide reveals how designing with nature - not just for it - can lead to more resilient and innovative environments.

Most design books focus on human needs. This one flips the perspective. Instead of treating nature as background or decoration, Volume 66 explores how animals, plants, and microorganisms actively shape spaces - and how designers can collaborate with them.

From beavers and termites to fungi and crops, this guide book uncovers how different species influence design, infrastructure, and ecological systems and functions as a  toolkit and source of inspiration.

Ready to rethink design from the ground up? Order Volume 66 and discover how working with nature can transform the way we design.