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<h2>Thus envisioning the city of the future could coincide with the morphological, material and social re-programming of the industry we have inherited from modernity into a new form of biospheric industry.</h2>

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<p>by Claudia Pasquero and Marco Poletto <br>published by uncube, The Bigger Picture, Bio-cities of tomorrow</p>

<p>Biomimicry and synthetic design is all about (eco)systems.&nbsp;uncube&nbsp;asked the directors of urban design studio ecoLogicStudio to explain how their work, which marries state-of-the-art digital computational technologies with ecology and the study of animal and plant colony behaviour, can aid mastering the complexity involved in planning global urban futures.</p>


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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Thus envisioning the city of the future could coincide with the morphological, material and social re-programming of the industry we have inherited from modernity into a new form of biospheric industry.</h2>



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<p>by Claudia Pasquero and Marco Poletto <br>published by uncube, The Bigger Picture, Bio-cities of tomorrow</p>



<p>Biomimicry and synthetic design is all about (eco)systems.&nbsp;uncube&nbsp;asked the directors of urban design studio ecoLogicStudio to explain how their work, which marries state-of-the-art digital computational technologies with ecology and the study of animal and plant colony behaviour, can aid mastering the complexity involved in planning global urban futures.</p>
