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Redefining Urban Spaces With Natural Elements: Biophilic Architecture [PDF]

SAP Land and Architecture
Objective: The aim of the article is to examine how to connect people with nature through biophilic architecture, based on the idea that proximity to nature can improve health and well-being, promoting a balance between urban and natural environments. It
David Hugo Bernedo-Moreira, Juan Alberto Almirón Cuentas   +1 more
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Biophilic Architecture: A Holistic Approach to Healthy and Sustainable Spaces [PDF]

SAP Environmental Research and Ecotoxicity
The article addresses biophilic architecture as a design approach that seeks to improve human well-being in built spaces through the integration of natural elements.Objective of the ArticleThe main objective of the article is to analyze and synthesize ...
Juan Alberto Almirón Cuentas
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A Review of Biophilic Design Conception Implementation in Architecture

Journal of Design and Built Environment, 2021
This review is about biophilic design and architecture, definitions, implications and application. Scan books and studies have illustrated that the existence of terms ‘Biophilic’ and ‘Architecture’ in tandem is dramatically low, and it seems that there is no commonly agreed definition of biophilic architecture among researchers and professionals ...
Mohsen Faizi, Mohammad Baharvand
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Biophilic and Bioclimatic Architecture

2011
Amjad Almusaed
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Architectural Lessons From Environmental Psychology: The Case of Biophilic Architecture

Review of General Psychology, 2007
A review of findings from the field of environmental psychology shows that humans are aesthetically attracted to natural contents and to particular landscape configurations. These features are also found to have positive effects on human functioning and can reduce stress.
Yannick Joye
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Biophilic school architecture in cold climates

Indoor and Built Environment, 2020
Designing school settings that provide a satisfying experience of nature and enhance well-being could be advantageous for children and teachers, though in cold climates prolonged periods of precipitation, restricted sunshine and low temperatures represent non-ideal conditions for fostering a connection with nature.
Mélanie Watchman, Claude M. H. Demers, André Potvin   +2 more
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Biophilic Architecture in the Livable City of Melbourne CBD

Sustainability
Amid continuous urban population growth and urbanization’s environmental and social challenges, livable cities have become a key priority for governments. Among the various factors influencing urban livability, architectural design integrating natural elements plays a critical role. Melbourne consistently ranks as one of the world’s most livable cities,
Tarid Wongvorachan, Chaniporn Thampanichwat, Suphat Bunyarittikit   +2 more
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From Biophilic Architecture to Biophilic Cities

2018
Biophilic design seeks to connect people with nature in dense urban built environments. Over the years, the multi-disciplinary practice of CPG Consultants has produced a number of projects that combine natural elements with built environments including the NTU School of Arts, Design, and Media, the Khoo Teck Puat Hospital and the Gardens by the Bay ...
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APPLICATION OF BIOPHILIC DESIGN IN CONTEMPORARY LIBRARY ARCHITECTURE

SGEM International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference EXPO Proceedings, 2019
Biophilia should be understood as a love for nature. Although the term is not new and appeared in the 70s, it is only now gaining popularity. This happens when humanity noticed that progressing technologization and urbanization leads to the breakdown of direct contact with nature, which may result in problems with good psychophysical condition of a ...
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