Biomimetic buildings are structures designed by imitating nature's strategies and processes. This approach draws inspiration from the way plants, animals, and ecosystems function, aiming to create more efficient and sustainable architecture. For example, the Eastgate Centre in Zimbabwe uses natural ventilation inspired by termite mounds, reducing the need for air conditioning. These buildings often incorporate materials and designs that enhance energy efficiency and minimize environmental impact. By studying natural systems, architects can develop solutions that promote sustainability, such as solar energy harnessing and rainwater harvesting. This innovative design philosophy seeks to harmonize human-made environments with the natural world.