A Study on the biomimicry characteristics of Contemporary architecture based on Nature-Inspired Design

In contemporary architecture, biomimicry has garnered significant attention as a pivotal approach to innovatively design architectural forms and functions based on ecological principles. This study focuses on the biomimetic characteristics of modern architecture rooted in natural inspiration, establishing three analytical categories—Formality in Organic, Spontaneous Functionality, and Cyclical Persistence—through the architectural reinterpretation of organic forms, functions, and systems observed in nature. By analyzing these case studies, the research comprehensively investigates how biomimicry enhances architectural value and sustainability. Building on the findings, it proposes developmental possibilities and practical implementation strategies for biomimetic approaches in modern architecture, ultimately aiming to contribute to the establishment of creative and eco-friendly design strategies for future architecture.