Abstract
Interpreting architectual space as a "biomorfic form", like Moholy-Nagy did, rises the question that should describe the relation between specific understanding of biology and biological spaces or environments. The presentation aimes to introduce possible interdependencies between "the organic" in the architecture and "the creation" of the natural biological milieu.
What are the mechanisms that constitute the milieu and the architecture we live in? For both of these it is important to understand the organism through dynamic reciprocal interaction between the living being and its environment.