Biophilic - Revision history

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	* Biodiversity in the urban environment.		* Biodiversity in the urban environment.
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	* Biophilic design research.		* Biophilic design research.
	* Biophilic design and sustainability.		* Biophilic design and sustainability.
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	* Biophilic urbanism.		* Biophilic urbanism.
	* Biotechnology.		* Biotechnology.
		+	* Combating burnout with biophilic design.
	* Green roof.		* Green roof.
	* Green space.		* Green space.
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	* 2019 Wellness and biophilia symposium.		* 2019 Wellness and biophilia symposium.

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−	~~Biophillic~~ design interprets and reacts to the philosophy of biophilia, which describes the tendency of humans to want to be near or interact with the natural environment. It is an approach used in building design, material selection, interior design as well as urban planning~~, and more~~ recently these kinds of projects have also been referred to as nature based solutions and green blue solutions.	+	Biophilic design interprets and reacts to the philosophy of biophilia, which describes the tendency of humans to want to be near or interact with the natural environment. It is an approach used in building design, material selection, interior design as well as urban planning. More recently these kinds of projects have also been referred to as nature based solutions and green blue solutions.

−	~~Biophillic~~ design bears a relationship to, but differs from other related fields. Biomimicry is design that takes its inspiration from nature, in particular emulating natural solutions from an engineering perspective at all scales, it is the application of recognised biological concepts to fields that lie outside the discipline of biological science. Bio-inspired design or architecture is a broader, perhaps a generalisation that considers a mimicking nature’s processes in terms of scientific understanding, in particular how things function, which may or may not impact form. Biomorphism relates much more to design solutions that resemble different elements from life and nature, visually.	+	Biophilic design bears a relationship to, but differs from other related fields:

−	Bio-Design is a term more common to the field of medicine, via the implementation of inventions and interventions using biomedical technologies. Finally Bionic design or bionics is an interdisciplinary field that combines natural biological systems with modern technology looking at structures, methods and the processes of biological systems.	+	* Biomimicry is design that takes its inspiration from nature, in particular emulating natural solutions from an engineering perspective at all scales, it is the application of recognised biological concepts to fields that lie outside the discipline of biological science.
		+	* Bio-inspired design or architecture is a broader term that considers a mimicking nature’s processes in terms of scientific understanding, in particular how things function, which may or may not impact form.
		+	* Biomorphism relates much more to design solutions that resemble different elements from life and nature, visually.
		+	* Bio-Design is a term more common to the field of medicine, via the implementation of inventions and interventions using biomedical technologies. Finally Bionic design or bionics is an interdisciplinary field that combines natural biological systems with modern technology looking at structures, methods and the processes of biological systems.
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		+	For more information see: Biophilic design.
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		+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =
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		+	* Biodiversity in the urban environment.
		+	* Biophilic design.
		+	* Biophilic design research.
		+	* Biophilic design and sustainability.
		+	* Biophilic design - health and wellbeing in buildings.
		+	* Biophilic gym.
		+	* Biophilic urbanism.
		+	* Biotechnology.
		+	* Green roof.
		+	* Green space.
		+	* Green walls.
		+	* Landscape urbanism.
		+	* The biophilic office.
		+	* 2019 Wellness and biophilia symposium.

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−	Biophillic ~~Design~~	+	Biophillic design interprets and reacts to the philosophy of biophilia, which describes the tendency of humans to want to be near or interact with the natural environment. It is an approach used in building design, material selection, interior design as well as urban planning, and more recently these kinds of projects have also been referred to as nature based solutions and green blue solutions.

−	Biophillic design ~~interprets and reacts~~ to ~~the philosophy of biophilia~~, ~~which describes~~ the ~~tendency~~ of ~~humans~~ to ~~want to be near or interact with~~ the ~~natural environment~~. It is ~~an approach used~~ in ~~building design~~, ~~material selection~~, ~~interior design as well as urban planning, and~~ more ~~recently these kinds of projects have also been referred~~ to ~~as nature based~~ solutions.	+	Biophillic design bears a relationship to, but differs from other related fields. Biomimicry is design that takes its inspiration from nature, in particular emulating natural solutions from an engineering perspective at all scales, it is the application of recognised biological concepts to fields that lie outside the discipline of biological science. Bio-inspired design or architecture is a broader, perhaps a generalisation that considers a mimicking nature’s processes in terms of scientific understanding, in particular how things function, which may or may not impact form. Biomorphism relates much more to design solutions that resemble different elements from life and nature, visually.

−	~~Nature based solutions~~	+	Bio-Design is a term more common to the field of medicine, via the implementation of inventions and interventions using biomedical technologies. Finally Bionic design or bionics is an interdisciplinary field that combines natural biological systems with modern technology looking at structures, methods and the processes of biological systems.
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−	~~Biophillic design bears a relationship to, but differs from other related fields.~~	+
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−	~~Biomimicry~~	+
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−	Biomimicry is design that takes its inspiration from nature, in particular emulating natural solutions from an engineering perspective at all scales, it is the application of recognised biological concepts to fields that lie outside the discipline of biological science.	+
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−	~~Bio-inspired design~~	+
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−	Bio-inspired design or architecture is a broader, perhaps a generalisation that considers a mimicking nature’s processes in terms of scientific understanding, in particular how things function, which may or may not impact form.	+
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−	~~Biomorphism relates much more to design solutions that resemble different elements from life and nature, visually.~~ Bio-Design is a term more common to the field of medicine, via the implementation of inventions and interventions using biomedical technologies. Bionic design	+

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	Biophillic design interprets and reacts to the philosophy of biophilia, which describes the tendency of humans to want to be near or interact with the natural environment. It is an approach used in building design, material selection, interior design as well as urban planning, and more recently these kinds of projects have also been referred to as nature based solutions.		Biophillic design interprets and reacts to the philosophy of biophilia, which describes the tendency of humans to want to be near or interact with the natural environment. It is an approach used in building design, material selection, interior design as well as urban planning, and more recently these kinds of projects have also been referred to as nature based solutions.

−	Biophillic design bears a relationship to, but differs from other related fields. ~~Bio-inspired design,~~ Biomimicry is design that takes its inspiration from nature, in particular emulating natural solutions from an engineering perspective at all scales, it is the application of recognised biological concepts to fields that lie outside the discipline of biological science. Bio-inspired architecture is a broader ~~term~~ that considers mimicking nature’s ~~form~~ in scientific understanding, ~~it particularly looks at its function and finally~~ how ~~this process contributes towards innovation~~.	+	Nature based solutions
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		+	Biophillic design bears a relationship to, but differs from other related fields.
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		+	Green blue solutions
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		+	Biomimicry
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		+	Biomimicry is design that takes its inspiration from nature, in particular emulating natural solutions from an engineering perspective at all scales, it is the application of recognised biological concepts to fields that lie outside the discipline of biological science.
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		+	Bio-inspired design
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		+	Bio-inspired design or architecture is a broader, perhaps a generalisation that considers a mimicking nature’s processes in terms of scientific understanding, in particular how things function, which may or may not impact form.
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		+	Biomorphism

−	Biomorphism relates more to design solutions that resemble different elements from life and nature, visually. Bio-Design is a term more common to the field of medicine, via the implementation of inventions and interventions using biomedical technologies, . ~~Myer (2012) describes bio-design goes beyond bio-inspired approaches in~~ design ~~and manufacturing. Unlike other sustainable design method such as cradle to cradle, biomimicry, Landscape urbanism and other models~~	+	Biomorphism relates much more to design solutions that resemble different elements from life and nature, visually. Bio-Design is a term more common to the field of medicine, via the implementation of inventions and interventions using biomedical technologies. Bionic design

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Biophillic design interprets and reacts to the philosophy of biophilia, which describes the tendency of humans to want to be near or interact with the natural environment. It is an approach used in building design, material selection, interior design as well as urban planning, and more recently these kinds of projects have also been referred to as nature based solutions.

Biophillic design bears a relationship to, but differs from other related fields. Bio-inspired design, Biomimicry is design that takes its inspiration from nature, in particular emulating natural solutions from an engineering perspective at all scales, it is the application of recognised biological concepts to fields that lie outside the discipline of biological science. Bio-inspired architecture is a broader term that considers mimicking nature’s form in scientific understanding, it particularly looks at its function and finally how this process contributes towards innovation.

Biomorphism relates more to design solutions that resemble different elements from life and nature, visually. Bio-Design is a term more common to the field of medicine, via the implementation of inventions and interventions using biomedical technologies, . Myer (2012) describes bio-design goes beyond bio-inspired approaches in design and manufacturing. Unlike other sustainable design method such as cradle to cradle, biomimicry, Landscape urbanism and other models

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