Plants and trees. They can make a development amazing, but it’s not as easy as just designing them in, developers need to be delivering on promises to meet sustainability standards.
Planners and designers of the built environment have in recent years been more actively targeting sustainably conscious occupants and tenants by incorporating green initiatives not only into a project’s open and green spaces, but into the project itself.
With the growing concern for our climate, biophilic design is not just useful for its aesthetic qualities but can help in the fight against climate change.
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