biophilic

Example:The new office complex features a biophilic design with large windows, indoor plants, and open spaces mimicking natural light patterns.

Definition:A design that emphasizes the integration of nature and natural elements in buildings and built environments to enhance the inhabitants' well-being.

Example:Research into biophilic tendencies has shown that people with a strong attachment to nature tend to maintain a healthier lifestyle.

Definition:The innate human attraction to nature and all that is alive and perceived as alive.

Example:The new zoo uses biophilic architecture to create an immersive experience that keeps visitors engaged and educated about animals and their environments.

Definition:An architectural approach that seeks to re-establish a connect with nature, thereby enhancing occupants' health and well-being.

Example:E.O. Wilson’s biophilia hypothesis has influenced urban planning and interior design fields, leading to the incorporation of natural elements in cities and buildings.

Definition:A theory suggesting that humans possess an innate tendency to seek connections with nature and other life forms.