December 2023: Nature in the News
This e-newsletter brings you the latest information and resources on biophilic design, the industry, and GPGB updates. Biophilic Design Embracing Nature for Energy Efficiency When it comes to creating sustainable buildings, architects and designers are constantly exploring innovative solutions to reduce
The Intersection of Biophilic Design and Sustainable Architecture
Introduction: Sustainability is becoming more important in architecture. Biophilic design offers a framework for integrating nature into the built environment. Besides improving the well-being of building occupants, biophilic design principles contribute to biodiversity, circularity, and resilience. We will discuss where biophilic design and sustainable architecture
November 2023: Nature in the News
This e-newsletter brings you the latest information and resources on biophilic design, the industry, and GPGB updates. RICS Healthy Building Study Research by the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health (The impact of healthy buildings) and Brodin et al (Variation in
Leveraging Biophilic Design to Entice Employees Back to the Office
In the wake of the pandemic, as the world gradually tilts towards normalcy, a significant challenge looms for many organizations: enticing employees back to the office. In this endeavor, an unexpected ally emerges – biophilic design. This approach, intertwining nature with the built environment,
October 2023: Nature in the News
This e-newsletter brings you the latest information and resources on biophilic design, the industry, and GPGB updates. The New York Times features GPGB Supporter, Greenery NYC Human Resources, for Plants A cadre of creative types now cares for the hundreds of
Infusing the Holiday Spirit in Commercial Spaces through Biophilic Design and Natural Elements
As the chill of the holiday season approaches, commercial and retail establishments—from plush hotels to bustling shopping malls—have the perfect chance to transform their interiors using biophilic design. By weaving in indoor plants and moss, which resonate with professional decorators, these places can amplify