September 2026: Nature in the News
This e-newsletter brings you the latest information and resources on biophilic design, the industry, and GPGB updates. Green Roofs: More Than an Environmental Strategy Image: Khoo Teck Puat Hospital in Singapore. Photo: Bill Browning Source: Browning, Bill, Hon. AIA. “Green
August 2026: Nature in the News
This e-newsletter brings you the latest information and resources on biophilic design, the industry, and GPGB updates. What Happened to the Human Side of Architecture? Image: 1,000 Trees mixed-use commercial development located along the Suzhou Creek in Shanghai, China. Source: SCI-Arc Channel. Thomas
Beyond the Plant Schedule: What ASLA’s Decarbonizing Guide Means for Interior Living Systems
The American Society of Landscape Architects’ updated Decarbonizing Specifications v2 focuses primarily on landscape architecture and exterior projects. But several of the ideas behind the guide are also worth considering inside the built environment—particularly the importance of making thoughtful decisions about living systems early in the design
July 2026: Nature in the News
This e-newsletter brings you the latest information and resources on biophilic design, the industry, and GPGB updates. How many plants do we need for wellbeing? Image: Hive Co-working Space at The Atrium, Denver, Colorado, featuring biophilic design by
Rooted in Community: How Cityscapes Is Growing Healthier Buildings—and Boston
Rooted in Community: How Cityscapes Is Growing Healthier Buildings—and Boston Written by Jonah Adamcik, Commercial Project Manager, Soltech, Interview with Samantha Goodman, Vice President of Sales & Operations, Cityscapes Cityscapes has been bringing plants into Boston's commercial spaces since 1992. We sat down with Samantha Goodman
June 2026: Nature in the News
This e-newsletter brings you the latest information and resources on biophilic design, the industry, and GPGB updates. Why Buildings People Love Are More Sustainable Photo Credits: Habitat Horticulture, Urban Confluence At AIA26, architects explored some of the profession's