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Most buildings in the world have no soul. They’re not built for people. They’re not built for nature. They’re built for speed, profit, and surface-level function. No vision. No purpose. No emotional connection. Just concrete, steel, and short-term thinking. The sad part? Buildings without souls make people feel sad and tired. When we grow up in places like that, we forget how to feel alive. But it doesn’t have to stay that way. Every building has the potential to be more — to serve life, to give back to the planet, to make people feel good. We just need to raise our standards. Design with purpose and build like our health matters. ParkRoyal Hotel in Singapore is living proof that buildings with souls don’t just look good — they make us feel good. If you agree, help us spread the word that there is a better way to build. Most people just don’t know it yet. BIOTONOMY - Nature Based Architecture #Biotonomy #NatureBasedSolutions #GreenCities

Read this if you’ve ever wanted to work with us. Every week, we get messages from amazing people who say:  “I love what you’re doing—how can I get involved?” Until now, we didn’t have a clear path for that - Now we do. After 15 years of building groundbreaking, award-winning, Nature Based projects around the world — We’re opening the doors to something we’ve never done before: 👉 The BIOTONOMY Online Academy — your gateway to collaborate with us. This isn’t just an educational program.  It’s a hub for the builders, designers, architects, and change-makers who want to join us in creating the next generation of sustainable projects. Inside, you’ll get: Step-by-step videos based on 15+ years of hands-on experience ◾ Live Q&A calls to ask us anything ◾ A private global community of people building the future together ◾ And direct access to opportunities to collaborate on real projects We built this for people who are serious about making an impact. If that’s you, this is your opportunity to get inside. The first wave of members will get exclusive access, personal support, and the chance to shape how we build the future—together. This isn’t for everyone. But if you’ve been waiting for a way to go beyond ideas and into action—this is it. 👉 Join the waiting list now. BIOTONOMY - Nature Based Architecture & Construction #Biotonomy #NatureBasedSolutions #SustainableDevelopment

Airports are some of the most wasteful, polluting, and stressful places on Earth —yet we keep building them the same way. But what if an airport could do more than just move people? What if it could reconnect us with nature? Welcome to the world’s first Nature Based Airport, designed by BIOTONOMY — a game-changing step toward sustainable aviation. Why does this matter? Airports consume massive amounts of energy and water, while polluting the air and surrounding environment. Yet, they are designed to be cold, lifeless, and stressful. This one is different. It produces energy, harvests, and recycles water, and It feels like walking through a forest—a one-of-a-kind experience. What makes it different? ✅ Green Infrastructure – Nature Based Solutions are everywhere. Green Roofs and Green Walls keep the airport cool and reduce energy use. ✅ 100% Wastewater Recycling – Every drop of water is reused for nurturing thriving ecosystems. No waste, no pollution. ✅ Powered by Nature – Solar and wind energy keep the airport running with minimal impact. ✅ Wildlife-Friendly – Designed to protect and support nature instead of pushing it away. This is more than an airport - It’s proof that we can build big without destroying nature. A huge thank you to our bold clients and visionary investors who believe in this mission and are making it a reality. This first-of-its-kind airport will be built in the Pacific, setting a new standard for sustainable travel. More details are coming soon—stay tuned. #Biotonomy #Sustainable #NatureBasedSolutions

Green spaces don’t cost money—they save it. Cities keep pouring money into fixing problems they could prevent in the first place. Pollution, extreme heat, stress—these things cost money—a lot of it. The truth is, green spaces aren’t just nice to have—they actually save cities millions over time. Here’s how: ◾ Cleaner Air = Fewer Hospital Visits  Polluted air makes people sick. More asthma, lung disease, heart problems. Green spaces filter out pollution, which means fewer people in hospitals and less money spent on healthcare. ◾ Less Noise = Less Stress City noise messes with your sleep, raises stress levels, and even lowers productivity. Green walls absorb sound, making cities quieter and people less stressed—which means fewer mental health issues to deal with. ◾ Cooler Streets = Lower Energy Bills  Concrete traps heat. That’s why cities feel like ovens in summer. Plants cool things down, which means less need for air conditioning—saving money for both the city and its people. ◾More Green = Higher Property Value People want to live in beautiful, clean areas. Green spaces increase property value and attract businesses. That means more investment, more jobs, and stronger local economies. Yes, maintaining green walls costs money. But what’s more expensive? Fixing pollution, healthcare costs, and overheating cities later. This isn’t just about looks. It’s about smarter, healthier, and wealthier cities. Would you want your city to think long-term? Then, share this post and inspire your community to take action. BIOTONOMY - Nature Based Architecture #Biotonomy #greencities #greenwalls #NatureBasedSolutions

Cities are failing us. Instead of making us stronger, they make us weaker, sicker, and more disconnected Something feels off. We spend most of our time in cities, yet they make us tired, stressed, and disconnected. Why? Because we’re meant to be surrounded by nature — not just concrete, cars, and screens. Cities today block the natural energy of the Earth. Power lines, Wi-Fi, and buildings keep us apart from the natural world, and our bodies feel the difference. But here’s the good news: We can fix this. Imagine a city designed for human well-being: ◾ Walls covered in lush gardens that clean the air. ◾ Flowing water that calms the mind and brings life. ◾ Green rooftops where people relax and recharge. ◾ Spaces for birds, bees, and wildlife to thrive. This is what we’re building with the Vertical Forest project in Zaragoza, Spain. A city that doesn’t just work—but makes people feel good. And the best part? You can be part of this change. Through our Online Academy, you’ll learn how to design and build nature-powered cities. Want to help shape the future? Join the waiting list today. BIOTONOMY - Nature Based Architecture #Biotonomy #GreenCities #NatureBasedSolutions

The buildings we live and work in today depend on old systems that were built for a different time. But the world has changed. Climate disasters are increasing, and our basic needs—like water and power—are at risk. Yet, we still rely on outdated systems: 🔹 Power grids that fail during disasters 🔹 Water systems that waste and pollute 🔹 Sewage networks that harm the environment We can’t keep using the same broken systems and expect different results. It’s time for a new way—Autonomous Buildings. ◾ Buildings that make their own power, provide clean water, and recycle waste. ◾ Buildings that work with nature, not against it. ◾ Buildings that give people control over their own resources. At BIOTONOMY, we’ve been designing self-sufficient buildings for over a decade. These aren’t just ideas—they exist today. By switching to Autonomous Buildings, we create a world that is stronger, healthier, and more independent. The future is not just about survival—it’s about thriving. And it starts with how we build. #Biotonomy #NatureBasedSolutions #Greenbuildings

700 years ago, humans built a clock that told time — with water. Yes! Long before modern clocks, engineers in Alhambra, Spain designed a water-powered time system — one of the most amazing ideas in history. They didn’t use gears, batteries, or electricity. They used gravity, water pressure, and smart design to track time. Here’s the crazy part: ◾ 12 marble lions controlled the water, releasing it in sequence to mark the hours of the day. ◾ It wasn’t just a fountain — it was a functional water clock. ◾ No electricity, no moving parts—just water and physics working together. For the past 15 years, at BIOTONOMY, we’ve been bringing back Nature-Based Solutions to modern buildings. And every time, the results are incredible. The question isn’t whether ancient & nature-based Solutions work — it’s how we can use them today to create better, self-sufficient cities. Like this post? Share it to inspire others & follow us for more insights on Nature Based Solutions for Architecture & Construction. #Biotonomy #Water #NatureBasedSolutions #GreenBuildings

Turning Wastewater into a Resource – See How It Works! In Málaga, Spain, we're bringing a smarter way to manage wastewater at home. This natural system treats 1,500 liters of black water per day and reuses it for irrigation—no waste, just smarter water use. How does it work? It’s surprisingly simple: 🔹 Septic Tank: Bacteria break down waste, turning solids into liquid. 🔹 Constructed Wetland: A prefabricated system where gravel and plant roots act as a natural filter. 🔹 UV Disinfection: The final step before the clean water is ready for irrigation. This system is efficient, cost-effective, and low-maintenance—plus, it looks like a beautiful garden instead of a sewage plant! 🌱 With the world facing severe drought, every drop of water matters. This is a real solution for making cities more water-resilient. 🎥 Watch the video to see it in action! BIOTONOMY: Nature-Based Solutions #biotonomy #naturebasedsolutions #water

There’s something seriously wrong with how we build our communities and cities. We’ve designed them to work against nature—and now we’re paying the price. But what if our cities could clean the air, restore water, produce food, and bring back wildlife instead of destroying them? That’s what Nature-Based Architecture is all about. It’s a new way of designing buildings, neighborhoods, and cities that don’t just reduce harm—they restore ecosystems. By using: ◾ Water collection instead of wasting rainwater ◾ Eco-friendly sewage treatment instead of chemicals ◾ Natural heating & cooling instead of heavy energy use ◾ Urban food production instead of long supply chains ◾ Biodiversity-friendly landscapes instead of concrete jungles We can create places that clean the air, improve soil, bring back wildlife, and protect water. This isn’t just for single buildings. Whole communities and cities can be designed to work with nature, not against it. The future of design isn’t just sustainable. It’s regenerative. And it’s already happening. If you want to learn how to implement it to real-world projects, then check out our Academy program. BIOTONOMY - Nature Based Architecture #Biotonomy #NatureBasedSolutions #GreenCities

The LARGEST Living Wall in the U.S. – A Game Changer for Cities! 🌿 Most buildings are just concrete and glass. But what if they were alive? What if they could clean the air, cool the streets, and make cities healthier — just like nature does? That’s exactly what’s happening in Beverly Hills, California. This isn’t just a building. It’s a residential and commercial complex wrapped in a 600-square-meter (6,460-square-foot) living wall. With 40,000+ real plants, this wall absorbs CO2, filters pollution, lowers temperatures, and brings nature back into the city. And here’s something cool: it doesn’t even use soil. Instead, it works with a hydroponic system, where plants get water and nutrients directly through a special fabric. This keeps them healthy while using less water than traditional gardens. Designed by MAD Architects, Gardenhouse isn’t just about making buildings greener—it’s about making cities better places to live. Because when we bring more nature into our cities, we improve air quality, reduce stress, and create healthier, more enjoyable spaces for people. At BIOTONOMY, we believe cities and nature shouldn’t be separate. Gardenhouse proves that we can design buildings to give back to the environment, not just take from it. Would you like to see more buildings covered in nature where you live? If this inspires you, share it and let’s show the world that greener cities aren’t just possible — they’re already happening. #Biotonomy #VerticalGarden #GreenCities #NatureBasedSolutions