This research explores how we could create buildings that are partially alive by combining robots with living organisms like plants and material-depositing animals. Living buildings could offer several advantages over traditional construction, including self-repair capabilities, improved structural performance over time, and environmental benefits. Here’s how this research could impact everyday life: • Future buildings could be more sustainable and environmentally friendly by incorporating living materials that naturally grow and adapt • Structures could repair themselves when damaged, reducing maintenance costs and extending building lifespans • Living buildings could help reduce urban heat and support local ecosystems by incorporating natural biological processes • Construction costs could potentially be reduced by having buildings that partially construct themselves through guided biological growth • Buildings could become more resilient to harsh environments through the natural adaptation capabilities of living organisms