Interesting overview of architectural design history but it doesn't mention the most important modern architectural design trend: ecologically integrated archit

Interesting overview of architectural design history but it doesn't mention the most important modern architectural design trend: ecologically integrated architecture that's built with resilience to stresses (fire, drought, flood) and which has energy-efficiency baked in from the beginning. For example, termite mounds offer many lessons for human architects who want to minimize air conditioning costs: https://www.newswise.com/articles/termite-mounds-inspire-energy-efficient-buildings https://www.newswise.com/articles/termite-mounds-inspire-ene... Here's another example of this style: https://amazingarchitecture.com/mixed-use-buildings/ko-bogen-ii-europes-largest-green-facade-in-dusseldorf-germany-by-centrum-group-bl-group-and-ingenhoven-architects https://amazingarchitecture.com/mixed-use-buildings/ko-bogen...