Appendix Items [5 - 7]

Item #5: Select Papers, Chapters, Articles and Other Works

Sterry, M. (2017c). A Discussion of Philosophical and Psychological Dichotomies. Journal of Biourbanism. Vol. 5(1/2). pp. 165-185.

Sterry, M. (2017b). Sensemaking: Systems. Futures Centre. Forum for the Future[Published on May 15th 2017, now archived]

Sterry, M. (2017a). Sensemaking: Evolution. Futures Centre. Forum for the Future[Published on May 11th 2017, now archived]

Sterry, M. (2016a). The Ecologically Smart City. Festival of the Future City book. Bristol: Bristol Cultural Development Partnership. p.116 - 121.

Sterry, M. (2015d). On Imaginariums and Other Things. Libertine magazine. [Published online on November 12th 2015, now archived]

Sterry, M. (2015c). Elemental Cities and Exotic Architectures. Soka Gakkai. Vol. 82. p.12 – 13.

Sterry, M. (2015b). Seen Unseen: The Biological and Social Networks of Cities. Human Spaces. [now archived]

Sterry, M. (2015a). Design Truth. Design Decode. [online]

Sterry, M. (2014a). Biomimetics: Learning from Life. Chapter 9. In: Gupta, P., and Trusko, B, E, eds, Global Innovation Science Handbook. New York: McGraw-Hill. pp. 121 – 140. ISBN 0071824898, 9780071824897

Sterry, M. (2013b). Future Perfect? The Chartered Institute of Housing. [online]

Sterry, M. (2013a). Case Study Cities. City City magazine. Issue 2. pp. 4 – 9.

Sterry, M. (2012a). Fishing For The New Architectural School. Sustain magazine. pp. 72-73.

Sterry, M. (2011e). Bionic New World. Sustain magazine. pp. 28 – 31.

Sterry, M. (2011d). Building a Bionic City. Mensa magazine. [now archived]

Sterry, M. (2011c). Creating Resilient Cities in-Step with the Seasons. This Big City.

Select Blog Posts

Sterry, M. (2017i) Urban Morphogenesis Lab. Bionic City.

Sterry, M. (2017h) Urban Morphogenesis Lab. Bionic City.

Sterry, M. (2017g) VII. International BioEngineering Congress. Bionic City.

Sterry, M. (2015l) Urban Morphogenesis Lab. Bionic City.

Select items from prior to commencement of PhD at AVATAR group:

Sterry, M. (2011b). Building the Bionic City. Sustainable Business. Sustainable Cities special edition. pp. 10 – 11.

Sterry, M. (2011a). Building the Bionic City: The Ultimate Smart City. URBNFUTR. [Published July 5th 2011, now archived]

Sterry, M. (2010a). The Bionic City - A Natural Blueprint for Future Cities. This Big City.

Item #6: Select Press and Media Interviews and Activities

Patel, N. (2017). Futurists Grade Blade Runner 2049’s Vision of the Future . SyFy magazine.

Richardson Andrews, C. (2017). Utopia or Dystopia: What the 22nd has in store. Factor magazine.

Interface. (2016). Beautiful Thinking: Melissa Sterry’s Story. Interface.

Johnson, W. (2016). This Entrepreneur Is Learning From Nature How to Design a City. Forbes.

Anderson, D. (2016). Building Biomimetic Cities: An Interview with Melissa Sterry. Human Spaces. [now archived]

Criado, L. (2015). Melissa Sterry. Clot magazine. [online]

Mensa Education & Research Foundation. (2013). In Conversation with Mensa: Joyce Gioia and Melissa Sterry. Aired March 20th 2013.

Select items from prior to commencement of PhD at AVATAR group.

Page, B. (2011). Designs for Life. Mensa magazine. June 23rd 2011.

Laylin, T. (2010). Melissa Sterry and the city that loves floods. Green Prophet.

Item #7: Academic & Public Workshops

Sterry, M. (2014). ‘Designing Biologically Informed Systems: Biomimetic, Biotechnological and Biomorphic Design Solutions for Cities and Societies’, Design Innovation Postgraduate Studies and Research programme, Ravensbourne, London, May 20th 2014.

Sterry, M. (2012). 'Close Encounters of the Biomimetic Kind’, Natures tent, Wilderness Festival, Oxfordshire, August 12th 2012.

Sterry, M. (2011). ‘Journey to the Centre of Biomimicry’, World Congress on Sustainable Technologies, London, November 7th 2011.

Sterry, M. (2010). ‘Sourcing Sustainable Design and Engineering Solutions From Nature', Salford Postgraduate Annual Research Conference, June 11th 2010.

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The thesis is also available in PDF format, downloadable in several parts on Academia and Researchgate.

Note that figures have been removed from the digital version hosted on this site, but are included in the PDFs available at the links above.

Citation: Sterry, M. L., (2018) Panarchistic Architecture: Building Wildland-Urban Interface Resilience to Wildfire through Design Thinking, Practice and Building Codes Modelled on Ecological Systems Theory. PhD Thesis, Advanced Virtual and Technological Architecture Research [AVATAR] group, University of Greenwich, London.