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Biophilic Design: Healthy Buildings, Healthy Brain
HERD: Health Environments Research & Design JournalThis article is temporarily under embargo.
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2022
Humans by nature need contact with nature for their physical and mental health, productivity, and well-being. However, the natural habitat of modern humans has become the built environment where they spend most of their time. Unfortunately, most modern buildings and cities are places that are harmful to the environment, disconnected from nature, and ...
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Humans by nature need contact with nature for their physical and mental health, productivity, and well-being. However, the natural habitat of modern humans has become the built environment where they spend most of their time. Unfortunately, most modern buildings and cities are places that are harmful to the environment, disconnected from nature, and ...
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Environment and Behavior
The need for humans to connect with nature, known as biophilia, is well-established. Despite the proven benefits of nature exposure, modern indoor living often disconnects individuals from nature, particularly in windowless spaces.
Basma Altaf, Sarah L. Billington
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The need for humans to connect with nature, known as biophilia, is well-established. Despite the proven benefits of nature exposure, modern indoor living often disconnects individuals from nature, particularly in windowless spaces.
Basma Altaf, Sarah L. Billington
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Biophilia and the practice of Biophilic Design
2018This chapter provides a framework for the understanding and application of Biophilic Design, exploring the concept of biophilia as an inherent inclination to affiliate with nature, the nonhuman environment, essential to human health, fitness and well-being.
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Cultivating Calm: Applications of Biophilic Design for Reducing ICU Nurse Burnout and Stress
Journal of Interior DesignNurses working in Intensive Care Units (ICUs) frequently encounter high levels of stress and burnout, leading to a significant number leaving their jobs after only 1 year.
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Biophilic Design: The Architecture of Life
Children, Youth and Environments, 2012Biophilic design connects people to nature and local landscapes through gardens, green views, green walls and roofs, indoor plantings, water, natural light, natural materials, and architectural forms derived from nature, on every scale from individual buildings to neighborhoods.
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Open House International
PurposeNature and biophilic design have received widespread attention in architecture. There has been a need for a new concept of sustainability that includes the interrelationship between humans and the environment.
Amira Fawzi Ghanem +2 more
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PurposeNature and biophilic design have received widespread attention in architecture. There has been a need for a new concept of sustainability that includes the interrelationship between humans and the environment.
Amira Fawzi Ghanem +2 more
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The Rationale for Biophilic Design
2019Biophilic design helps create regenerative, resilient and happy cities. Contemporary cities are under stress. They have been built as human habitats, but designed by economics, not by liveability, well-being, or as a healthy, sustainable habitat for humans.
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Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences Journal of Applied and Physical Sciences
This study explores the integration of biophilic design principles in resort architecture across three diverse ecological settings: Yankari Game Reserve in Bauchi, Nigeria; Jean Michel Cousteau Resort in Vanua Levu Island, Fiji; and Kailumcito at the ...
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This study explores the integration of biophilic design principles in resort architecture across three diverse ecological settings: Yankari Game Reserve in Bauchi, Nigeria; Jean Michel Cousteau Resort in Vanua Levu Island, Fiji; and Kailumcito at the ...
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Biophilic Architecture and Design
2016This striking 82-story tower graces the skyline of downtown Chicago, just north of Millennium Park. Designed by architect Jeanne Gang (and Studio Gang), the building includes a mix of uses—the lower levels of the structure are a hotel, but there are also condominiums and rental apartments in the building as well. It includes a number of green features,
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