Concept: biomimicry Voronoi structures facilitate the arrangement of organic forms into specific mathematical sequences, ensuring optimal functioning of their interconnections. Examples of this form are abundant in nature, from the cellular structure of living organisms to the orderly layout of honeycombs in beehives. The concept of using this form in architecture originates from the idea of it serving as the primary carrier of the structure, with the aim of aligning this carrier's geometry with Voronoi principles. In the development of this concept, the circular form that evenly distributes pressure on the eggshell can be cited as an example