Biophilic design uses the principles of biophilia to incorporate elements of nature into built environments.  By bringing natural elements into interior spaces and mimicking natural patterns, biophilic design allows the natural world to dictate the aesthetic.

So how does using biophilic design methods result in environmental, economic health benefits? How can biophilic design be incorporated into regenerative design and ultimately improve the connection of the built environment and nature?

Join this webinar and explore themes including:

• Lessons from case studies and practical examples
• How does biophilic design improve biodiversity outcomes?
• How does it improve human health outcomes such as in increased productivity and reduced stress?
• Features of spaces that help reduce a project’s carbon footprint and regulate building temperature
• The role of biophilic design in regenerative design for buildings, cities and regions

Speakers including:

• Mary Casey, Principal, Integral Group
• Sacha Coles, Director – Design and Strategy, ASPECT Studios
• Suzie Barnett, CEO, Junglefy
• Nick Baker, Green Star Special Projects Lead, Green Building Council of Australia