Reimagining spaces for a regenerative future.
The Biophilic Blueprint is about reimagining how we live with the natural world. We share stories that spark both introspection and action—reminding us that nature is not separate from our lives, but the foundation of them.
‘Naturalizing Architecture’: Designing a Nature-Centred Urban Future
Koichi Takada’s second volume captures his commitment to transform city landscapes by integrating the regenerative qualities of nature into urban architecture.
Tranquil Spaces: Designing for the Brain with Neuroaesthetics and Biophilic Design
Long before we can name comfort, beauty or unease, our unconscious mind is already responding to the environment around us.
Equity in Biophilic Architecture: Toward Nature as a Human Right
Explore inequities in biophilic design and how access to nature through architecture can come with a “price tag” — a pattern reflected in projects around the world.
Fallingwater, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) in 1935
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Tisha Lad.
Fallingwater, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) in 1935.
Stefano Boeri Architetti
Trudo Vertical Forest in Eindhoven
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Inside Liveable Cities Collective: Curiosity Unlocks “Radical Action”
Networking events can often feel hit or miss, leaving us questioning whether they’re worth the effort. Yet a mindset of continual curiosity can guide us toward new opportunities—and perhaps even a place where we truly belong.
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A CALL FOR HEALTHIER CITIES & URBAN PLANNING
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In an era where dense urban living increasingly disconnects people from nature, Architect Koichi Takada is reimagining architecture as a force for reconnection—between people, place and the natural world.