The Afterword on architecture and weather

One of the main purposes of architecture is to protect and shelter lives from the impacts of nature. How has architecture adapted to the changing climate? Are there ways to create architectural structures that collaborate with natural environments rather than compete with them? Dr. Pravin Bhiwapurkar, professor at the University of Cincinnati explains design concepts that consider flow, urban heat islands, biomimicry and more. This fascinating conversation is essential as we move forward in this next season of changing weather.