Biomorphic architecture

Biomorphic architecture is the design of building directly influenced by the animal, vegetal, human body and anatomical structure with chosen materials to create aesthetic harmony.

There is a really famous stadium in China nicknamed the “Bird's Nest”.

Herzog & de Mueron’s 2008 Olympic Stadium in Beijing, China was designed in collaboration with Chinese sculptor Ai Weiwei. The building exterior is described by the architects as “a chaotic thicket of supports, beams and stairs, almost like an artificial forest.”

I love this architecture. It represent a lot for me. 

There are also a lot of biomorphic architecture in some other places. 

 Spanish Pavilion at Shangai 2010 Location: Shangai (China) Architect: EMBT
Year: 2010
Material: Steel, wicker.

Golden Egg Auditorium Location: Hong Kong (China)
Architect: UN Studio / Van Berkel + Bos
Year: 2004
Material: Metals, glass.

Omg I really want to go there. So cool!

 Eden Project Multiple Greenhouse Complex
Location: Cornwall (UK)
Architect: Nicholas Grimshaw
Year: 2000
Material: Steel, aluminium, ETFE plastic.

 Orquideorama Botanic Garden
Location: Medellín (Colombia)
Architect: Plan B Arquitectos + JPRCR Arquitectos
Year: 2006
Material: Wood, steel, polycarbonate.

http://interactive.wttw.com/tenbuildings/biomorphic-forms
https://duranvirginia.wordpress.com/2012/12/27/curiosities-10-examples-of-biomorphic-architecture/