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The importance of biophilic design: a person-centred approach
Biophilic design can transform our urban environments, enhance human connections with buildings and improve health and wellbeing. Incorporating biophilic principles in buildings can enhance employee creativity and productivity, increase sales in retail ...
Rawson, R., Okere, U., Watts, P.
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The correlation between health and well-being, outdoor activity, and the natural environment in learning environments has been recognised by pioneers like Samuel Wilderspin and modern theorists like Maria Montessori, who have underscored the importance ...
Elia Ebrahimi Salari, Nigel Westbrook
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Pusat Penelitian dan Pengembangan Budidaya Perikanan dengan Pendekatan Arsitektur Biophilic
Kampar Regency is one of the regencies with a quit spacious aquaculture area with pisciculture business activities as one of the livelihoods of most of the people. Freshwater fish farming in Kampar Regency includes the pisciculture of karamba or in ponds.
Irma Dwiyanti +2 more
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An exploration on the responsibility to social adequacy in adolescent learning environments affected by the type of design experience based on the biophilic attitude [PDF]
What is considered as a serious concern in the contemporary urban system is the widening gap between man and natural systems. The extreme density of buildings has brought about interaction with technology instead of interaction with nature, and lack of ...
F. Rajabipour, M. Delshad siahkali
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ABSTRACT As the regenerative rhetoric spreads across research and practice, management literature remains fragmented, with no coherent account of how regenerative principles are defined, governed, and enacted at the organizational level. This systematic literature review synthesizes 36 peer‐reviewed articles (2017–2025) through the lens of the ...
Lena Marie Kaufmann, Stephan Hankammer
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Cultivating emotional wellbeing through biophilic design in Malaysian architecture [PDF]
The integration of biophilic design in Malaysian architecture seeks to reconnect urban dwellers with nature, enhancing well-being and addressing environmental concerns.
Ma'rof, Aini Azeqa +2 more
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ABSTRACT Sustainable Building Designs and Practices (SBDPs) are increasingly important for reducing environmental impacts, conserving resources, and improving occupant well‐being. This study examines New Zealand building professionals' perceptions of the integration and performance of energy efficiency (EE), water efficiency (WE), and Indoor ...
Tharaya Poorisat +3 more
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The development of the times indirectly affects human needs which have an impact on all aspects of human life, psychology, lifestyle to architecture. There are several rules of Traditional Balinese Architecture that contrast or are not suitable when ...
Pande Putu Dwi Novigga Artha +2 more
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Abstract Much of the current popular and academic literature on the provision of green spaces is dominated by the assumption that ‘nature’ is an unalloyed positive, and that socioeconomic and racial exclusion from access to green spaces is a problem of unequal spatial distribution rather than of the form and content of particular urban designs.
Kiera Chapman
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The Explanation of an Interpretive Structural Model for the Application of Biophilic Urban Planning in Hot and Arid Climates [PDF]
Cities grapple with numerous challenges, including climate change, exacerbated by the urban heat island effect and environmental pollution, public health crises, and other urban dilemmas, underscoring the imperative for sustainable approaches.
Abbas Kalantari Sarcheshmeh +3 more
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