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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.

The Biophilic Impact of “Living” Walls

The Biophilic Impact of “Living” Walls

Interior landscaping firm Ambius’ recently installed “living” walls at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center’s SoundWaves water park. While it grabs visitor’s attention because of its size, the wall also serves a greater biophilic purpose....

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Greenbuild 2020 Talks Benefits of Biophilic Design

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...

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Implementing Sustainable Biophilic Design

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....

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Biophilic Design and Community

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...

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Ancestral Architecture Gets Biophilic Update

Ancestral Architecture Gets Biophilic Update

The architecture in Payyoli, Kerala is firmly rooted in the traditional Malabar style, but an architecture and design practice from Kozhikode is bringing it into the future. Thought Parallels, a practice consisting of designers Kikhil Mohan and Shabna Nikhil, have...

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It’s Human Nature

It’s Human Nature

When taking a more biophilic approach to interior design, there’s no need to overthink it. In a recent blog post for Neptune, a British lifestyle brand designing furniture, lighting and home décor, explains just how easy it is to get in touch with nature. Building off...

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