Biophilic Design and the Benefits of Plants
Biophilic design addresses the need to incorporate nature into workspaces by building a framework for human-nature connections to thrive in.
Biophilic design addresses the need to incorporate nature into workspaces by building a framework for human-nature connections to thrive in.
It can be easy to be swept up in the chaos of uncertainty and change. But it is important to find your zen during these moments.
Our phones and computers give us access to the world at our fingertips. Being able to connect to the internet is no longer a perk but an essential need, so much so we oftentimes expect it to be free.
Humans have an innate desire to connect with nature, according to the widely accepted biophilia hypothesis.
We are surrounded by the designs and dreams of the architects who built the structures we live, work, and play in. Here are some inspiring quotes about architecture.
Biophilic Design brings nature inside, from potted plants, hanging greenery, to living walls.
Color psychology, the study of different hues on the psychology of the human, explores the power of the colors all around us. Want to learn more? Click here.
The lack of sunlight that winter brings affects employees and their productivity. Learn how to help them beat the winter blues.
As more organizations leverage flexible space to accommodate changing work styles, new technologies open doors to improve utilization, efficiency and experience.
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