As glass towers rise and green cover shrinks, architects and developers are turning to a powerful design philosophy that reconnects people with nature: biophilic design.
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Examples of how major companies are incorporating biophilia into workplace design, four strategies to empower people to embrace workplace change, and other industry news.
Kenneth Freeman, head of innovation for Ambius, shares how even the simplest of biophilic design elements can can increase productivity and reduce absenteeism in the workplace.
How bringing natural environments to the workplace can actually improve employee wellbeing, why employees want modern technology in the office, and more news.
Designing for gender inclusivity goes beyond equitable policy—it’s about creating environments that reflect and respect the full range of human experience. From signage and restrooms to artwork and naming conventions, every design choice sends a message about who belongs.
Design inspired by nature’s patterns and rhythms can restore focus, spark creativity, and bring joy—turning everyday spaces into places that support both function and well-being.
Susan Chang of JLL reveals how “vibrancy mapping” and seamless tech integration are reshaping office design for engagement, flexibility, and long-term value.
