Question

read this excerpt from a passage.
biomimicry is not cosmetic imitation. buildings that simply look like a fish, a shell—or some other object in nature—are not using the principles of biomimicry. if a structure truly employs the principles of biomimicry, the natural features are incorporated because their designs work with the natural environment and are efficient. look around and see what solutions nature has to offer. you may just be inspired to design a new eco - friendly structure.
who is the intended audience for this passage?
○ city planners
○ biology students
○ architecture students
○ builders

Explanation:

The passage discusses biomimicry in architecture (designing eco - friendly structures inspired by nature). Biology students are more focused on the study of life forms rather than design. City planners deal with urban layout and infrastructure planning, not specifically structure design. Builders are more about construction execution. Architecture students, however, are directly involved in designing structures, which aligns with the concept of using biomimicry principles to create new eco - friendly designs as mentioned in the passage.

Answer:

architecture students