Biophilic Design Report: Exploring Concept, Elements, and Examples

This report provides a comprehensive overview of biophilic design, a concept that emphasizes incorporating natural elements into the built environment to enhance human well-being. It begins with an introduction to the concept, highlighting its importance in creating healthier and more productive spaces. The report then delves into the main design elements of biophilic design, including natural features, shapes, light, and materials, and provides examples of existing buildings that effectively implement these principles. A literature review examines various studies on biophilic design, discussing its benefits, applications, and limitations. The review also explores new ideas, such as the integration of green roofs, to further enhance the biophilic experience. The report concludes by synthesizing the key findings and offering insights into the future of biophilic design, underscoring its potential to create more sustainable and human-centric environments. The report also highlights the importance of understanding the principles of biophilic design for architects and designers, and how they can be implemented effectively to create spaces that promote well-being.