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Nature has always furnished stimulating ideas for the design of architecture. Inspired by Nature: Minerals gathers together the work of two dozen architects who have looked for solutions in the world of geology, from the models of organization offered by crystals to the inspiration of the earth’s relief, mineral voids, volcanoes, and monoliths. Among the built examples are a movie complex (Coop Himmelb(l)au), museums (Daniel Libeskind and Tadao Ando), a theater (Antoine Predock), a residence (Will Bruder), a campus (Dominique Perrault), and more, beautifully illustrated in colorful photos supplemented by plans. The visual analogies underline how architects can find elegant solutions and create new, sustainable and efficient architectonic forms by the close and understanding observation of nature.

INTRODUCTION

CRYSTALS

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UFA Cinema Complex

The Crystal

The Ruby

Diamond House

THE EARTH'S RELIEF

Denver Art Museum

Spencer Theater for the Performing Arts

Tomigaya Apartment Building and Cabin

Byrne Residence

Campus of Ewha Women's University

L Museum

MINERAL VOIDS

Chichu Art Museum

Zonzamas Archeological Museum

Dutch Embassy

Braga Municipal Stadium

Gotthard Visitors' Center

Archive of Disappeared Places

VOLCANOES

Magma Conference Center

C~sar Manrique Foundation

Athletics Stadium

MONOLITHS

New Deutsche Bundesbank Offices

Tea House Bunker

Hinzert Museum and Documentation Center

Pixel House

INDEXOFARCHITECTS

Alejandro Bahamón, an architect, lives in Barcelona.

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Inspired by Nature: Minerals gathers together the work of two dozen architects who have looked for solutions in the world of geology, from the models of organization offered by crystals to the inspiration of the earth s relief, mineral voids, volcanoes, and monoliths. Among the built examples are a movie complex (Coop Himmelb(l)au), museums (Daniel Libeskind and Tadao Ando), a theater (Antoine Predock), a residence (Will Bruder), a campus (Dominique Perrault), and more, beautifully illustrated in colorful photos supplemented by plans. The visual analogies underline how architects can find elegant solutions and create new, sustainable and efficient architectonic forms by the close and understanding observation of nature.