Biophilic Architecture

Architectural movement fostering human-nature connections through design.

Overview

Biophilic architecture integrates natural elements like timber and green walls to enhance well-being and sustainability.

Core Principles

• Emphasizes biophilic design and nature integration.
• Uses green roofs and natural light.
• Promotes health and environmental connection.

Notable Examples

• Bosco Verticale (Milan, 2014, vertical forest).
• One Angel Square (Manchester, 2012, biophilic office).

Architectural Connections

• Contemporary: Modern eco-focus.
• Commercial and Residential: Green buildings.
• Global: Universal application.

Influence and Legacy

Influenced by Stefano Boeri, biophilic architecture drives sustainable architecture and urban greenery.

Related Concepts & Architects

Ken Yeang (related architect), Biophilic Design (theory), Green Wall (element), Organic Architecture (movement)