Designing with nature rather than against it is not a new concept. Pete Wimberly, the founder of WATG, was a pioneer of this approach. Many of our legacy projects, some dating back almost 80 years, still embody this philosophy. Since becoming a WELL AP professional, focusing on designing spaces that promote health and wellness, I have delved deeper into the importance of incorporating nature into interior spaces and the overall built environment to enhance well-being on various levels through mindful choices.
Biophilic design encourages nurturing the innate human-nature interaction. Central to this concept is vegetation which can enhance positive feelings, expedite healing from stress, and improve overall well-being. Incorporating biophilic design into urban homes, though challenging, is more desired than ever.
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