Tags: Biophilic Design

In IL SOLE 24 ORE, the article dedicated to the new University Master's in Health Design and ESG for Real Estate, promoted by the University of Chieti-Pescara "G. d'Annunzio" in partnership with the Green Building Council Italia, the Italian Society of Environmental Medicine and the Italian Academy of Biophilia. An innovative course that integrates health, sustainability and design,...

On InGENIO, a new article produced with scientific input from the Italian Academy of Biophilia and in collaboration with our Technical Partner Griesser Italia. The text delves into the role of natural light as a requirement for indoor health, from a One Health perspective, highlighting how biophilic screens modulate light and shade to promote psychophysical balance and...

On Infobuild, an interview with Rita White, President of the Italian Academy of Biophilia, by Claudia Capperucci. A contribution that presents Biophilic Design as an applied science and systems approach, illustrating fundamental criteria, areas of intervention and case studies, with a commentary by Vice President Daniele Guglielmino on the role of Biophilia as a design responsibility.

On Ingenio, a four-handed article signed by Daniele Guglielmino, Luca Iotti, Alessandro Miani and Rita White for the Italian Academy of Biophilia. An interdisciplinary reflection that combines architecture, environmental psychology and public health, offering practitioners concrete tools to address the challenges of ecological transition and urban well-being, with a focus...

In Pambianco Real Estate, a dossier signed by Fiammetta Bonazzi explores the role of natural insulators in sustainable building. With contributions from Daniele Guglielmino, Alessandro Miani and Luca Iotti (Italian Academy of Biophilia), the article highlights benefits on living comfort, air quality and microclimate, emphasizing the effectiveness of natural materials such as wool and unfired earth for a...

In Il Floricultore, Luca Iotti--architect, Biophilic Designer and Founding Member of the Italian Academy of Biophilia a landmark article on the role of plant enclosures in urban settings. From rooftop gardens to living walls, a technical and cultural analysis that weaves together sustainability, well-being and biophilia, inviting us to rethink greenery as an integral part of...

In the RaiNews article, it addresses the problem of Italians spending up to 22 hours a day indoors, with negative health impacts. The Italian Academy of Biophilia highlights how the integration of natural elements, through Biophilic Design, improves productivity, learning and reduces stress. These interventions also promote the recovery of patients in the...

Most of us live in cities and spend 90% of our time indoors. Contact with urban nature, both green and blue, can mitigate psychological disorders, restore cognitive functions, regulate emotions and improve the quality of our relationships. It decreases stress and prevents thoughts of rumination,...

In this article we explore how houses designed according to biophilic principles not only improve mental and physical well-being but also generate significant economic benefits. The integration of natural elements into living spaces can increase productivity, reduce stress and improve quality of life. The article delves into how "green" homes, thanks to Biophilic Design elements,...