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Biophilic design is a human-centered architectural approach that integrates natural elements into built environments to promote well-being, reduce stress, and enhance productivity. Unlike traditional green building standards, it is not about earning certifications or meeting point-based criteria, but about fostering a healthier connection between people and nature. Rooted in well-established research, biophilic design is based on three core principles: Nature in the Space (like plants or water features), Nature of the Space (how we experience spatial layouts), and Natural Analogues (designs that mimic nature). It can be implemented in new constructions or retrofitted into existing spaces, making it a flexible and effective design philosophy.