Thursday, 2 June 2016

Future Architects Bees Replacing People

 
 

 

'Queen Bee' by Richard Stringer on the side of the Eureka Tower, Southbank, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia


       I have done a research about bees again and found out more interesting fact to share.  

      Bees are not social creatures and do not build hives themselves. They construct small nests in trees holes, plants steams and fence pots. People are giving them ‘houses’ to live getting enjoyment of honey that is reproduced by these insects. However, scientists are found, that bees like bowerbirds (Australian birds) like to use plastic into their nests. Bees have incorporated plastic shopping bags pieces strengthening their nests. Also academicals investigations have submitted circumstances, showing that a bee by reproducing proteins has an ability to extract a ‘bee plastic’: a cellophane-lie biopolymer naturally. This fact gives a new opportunities for engineering and architectures to develop ideas that bees (called ‘cement bees’) will help to reconstruct old architectural ornaments, statues and event free-standing structures like as cathedrals in the future.  

     Bee’s hives have been built by unexpected ways in U.S.A. In the New York, bees’ hives are constructed on a rooftops of a school building. It is believed that it is only one school in Manhattan with beehives. The school gets a lot benefits from it: members of the school have got honey and students learn more about the environment and science while raising and nurturing bees.

     Interesting and useful bees’ ‘utilization’ shows the Dusseldorf Airport in Germany. The Airport is accommodated bees to live near the landing strips. They do a function of bio-detectives as reproduce honey in the high pollinated environment. By such kind honey the airport is monitoring a contamination of the air.  Unbelievable is that tests shows toxins in the honey that are below the official limits for emission.

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