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Read our blogs for more insights on biophilia and biophilic design. Find out what creates our intrinsic bond with nature and how we can use this relationship to make people happier and the planet healthier.
Greenbuild 2020 Talks Benefits of Biophilic Design
The final day of the virtual Greenbuild 2020 summit featured a session on the benefits of biophilic design in learning, retail/hospitality and working environments. The one-hour discussion included Jim Determan (principal, Craig Gaulden Davis), David Kepron...
Implementing Sustainable Biophilic Design
In a recent post, Silvia of blog D for Design discussed different examples of sustainable and biophilic design and how they challenge what we think we knew about bringing a space to life. The first example is raw wool from designer Lottozero’s Robotuft project....
Businesses and Biophilic Design
“To be truly productive…you need presence of mind rather than simply being present in the flesh. Today, rather than turn up early to read the papers and smell the coffee, that means taking more than a keen interest in the health and wellbeing of staff.” Writer Stephen...
Biophilic Infrastructure Key to Healthier Living
While the pandemic has increased our attention to hygiene and the cleanliness of where we eat, sleep and work, it has also highlighted a number of societal issues. Now, more than ever, we’re questioning our preparedness for situations like the COVID pandemic and...
A Biophilic City: The History of Singapore
Considering how the island has changed since it was colonized by the British in 1819, who would’ve thought Singapore would become the biophilic phenom it is today. Ninety-five percent of its vegetation had been cleared as its population grew and infrastructure...
Biophilic Design in Workspaces
Over the course of the pandemic, while many employees worked from home, companies began recognizing how their environment and wellbeing affected their job performance and productivity. In an interview with UK News Group, designer Akil Gordon Beckford explained how...
Biophilic Design and Community
The same way being in touch with nature can improve individual wellbeing, being part of a community is also important. A recent post from the design blog D for Design explains the importance of communities in allowing us to share experiences, show and receive support...