Biomimicry and the BREEAM category of energy for sustainable architecture and sustainable urbanism

The paper aims to understand the combination of biomimicry and BREEAM category energy identify innovative solutions for sustainable architecture urbanism. It purposes find similarities between by selecting analyzing literature. study indicate potential applications biomimicry, focused on building design. main question this research is discover how could combine address urbanism? required a systematic literature review identifying, collecting, relevant studies. JSTOR, Science Direct, Microsoft Academic were used as repositories led identification 3855 After screening, eligibility, inclusion, 39 studies included in review. More discussed classification through subthemes: biomimetic design associated principles; skin; integrated framework; designing with BREEAM. provides insight into approaches management combining ensure sustainability ranging from an urban environment. chosen method causes results lack generalizability since it does not associate other categories such health wellbeing, innovation, land use, materials, management, pollution, transport, waste, water. fulfills need one