“Protocells” are non-genetic molecules that are capable of chemical self-organization and exhibit movement and sensitivity to their surroundings which could lead to the development of intelligent, responsive and dynamic structures. This has been explained by Rachel Armstrong in her book- Living Architecture- How synthetic biology can remake our cities and reshape our lives.
Old buildings could be recycled into ‘new, living structures’ by modifying their concrete frameworks. Materials that are capable of heating or cooling the entire structure, capable of trapping CO2 or other pollutants from air would be useful in this regard. - read more
‘Living Architecture’ could breathe life into buildings
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