About us
Biotonomy is a global company specializing in integrating Nature Based Solutions into buildings and cities. At Biotonomy Academy, we are changing the way we design and build. With over 15 years of experience, we have delivered award-winning projects and trained professionals around the world, helping them implement practical and effective solutions.
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Our mission is clear: to redesign how humanity inhabits the planet by building with nature.
At Biotonomy Academy, we provide the training and tools for the people who shape buildings — from design to construction and ownership — to make that shift happen in real projects. We have already proven that integrating nature into architecture is both functional and efficient, and we’re here to help you do the same.
Moein worked as a lead engineer on some of the largest construction projects in the world. What he saw there wasn’t just a construction problem. It was pushing humanity in a direction that isn’t working.
Once he saw that, he couldn’t unsee it. So he went looking for another way. For more than 15 years, that search took shape through real projects — designing and building with nature, testing ideas on site, getting things wrong, fixing them, and learning what actually works in the real world.
That journey became Biotonomy — a different way of thinking about buildings, cities, and our relationship with nature.
Biotonomy Academy exists to pass that experience on. Not as theory, but as practical knowledge learned the hard way — so others who shape buildings and cities can avoid the same mistakes, move faster, and aim higher from the start.
At Biotonomy Academy, we believe that learning should be closely tied to practice. That’s why our program is designed to offer solutions applicable to real-world projects. Each module focuses on providing students with the tools they need to implement the concepts learned directly in the professional world.
The training is applied to real projects, not fictional exercises. Students use what they learn to make concrete technical decisions, dealing with real constraints such as climate, regulations, budget, and construction feasibility.
Hotel Mariposa - Spain
A real hotel project in Málaga where the building treats and reuses its own wastewater to irrigate an outdoor vertical garden — reducing water use and turning a waste problem into something useful.
Cultural Center in Lebanon
A cultural center designed to fit its place, using local natural materials and simple ideas like natural heating and cooling. Water is reused on site instead of wasted, making the building work as part of its surroundings.
Autonomous House in Austria
A residential project focused on designing a house with a high level of autonomy. Water, energy, and thermal comfort systems were developed from the conceptual phase, prioritizing technically viable solutions over generic approaches.
These projects show how the Biotonomy Academy is used in real work, not just in theory.