How can we introduce Nature-connection sensory experiences through architectural interior space in order to improve our health and wellbeing? Behavior/Welfare
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How can interaction with nature from the architectural space boost citizens health and wellbeing?Development and design of the modern built environment deprives us of the human health and wellbeing benefits of daily interactions with the natural world. Biophilic Design is an emerging approach that pursues sustainable design strategies to reconnect people with the natural environment.The research Nature-In gains knowledge from our architectural heritage in post-war-Danish and traditional Japanese buildings, which interiors offer fascinating ways to increase human-Nature connection. Nature-In presents biophilic design recommendations and creates new ideas for wellbeing and health to inform a contemporary practice. The goal is to inspire researchers, design practitioners, policymakers and society and to boost the health and wellbeing of communities in urban areas in Denmark, and beyond.
Original language | English |
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Publication date | 15 Sep 2022 |
Place of Publication | Copenhagen |
Publication status | Published - 15 Sep 2022 |
Bibliographical note
Participation presenting my research Nature-In in the grand annual exhibition show ”BEHAVIOR/WELFARE: how can behaviour improve health and welfare?” at KADK
- Welfare, Healing architecture, health and well being, Health, Nature, Nature Restoration, Biophilic Design, biophilia, nature-based solution, Architectural Design, Architecture, interior design, Interior, Danish Architecture, Japanese Architecture, Japanese tradition, Danish building culture, Japan, Japansk arkitektur, Dansk arkitektur
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