Doris Kim Sung: Metal that breathes

The video discusses the evolution of energy use in cars and buildings, highlighting past issues with overheating and the reliance on air conditioning. It proposes a shift towards biology-inspired architecture, using smart thermo-bimetal materials that require no energy to regulate temperature. These materials can dynamically respond to environmental changes, offering innovative solutions for energy efficiency in building design. The video showcases prototypes and future applications, emphasizing the potential of smart materials to transform architecture.

What are smart materials and how do they contribute to energy efficiency in buildings?

Describe the function of the 'Bloom' installation and its significance in architecture.

How can the concept of air circulation through building materials improve indoor climate control?