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| Frameworks | Strategy category | Specific strategy |
|---|---|---|
| Experience of space and place | Prospect and refuge | |
| Experience of space and place | Organized Complexity | |
| Experience of space and place | Integration of Parts to Wholes | |
| Experience of space and place | Transitional Spaces | |
| Experience of space and place | Mobility and Wayfinding | |
| Experience of space and place | Cultural and Ecological Attachment to Place | |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Prospect | Unobstructed views |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Prospect | Visual access to the horizon |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Prospect | Elevated positions |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Refuge | Concealed or protected spaces |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Refuge | Shelter from environmental conditions |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Refuge | Secluded seating areas |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Mystery | Curving paths |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Mystery | Partial views into other spaces |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Mystery | Elements that entice exploration |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Complexity | Diverse textures and patterns |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Complexity | Richness in visual detail |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Complexity | Layered views |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Coherence | Logical organization of space |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Coherence | Clear pathways |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Coherence | Consistent design elements |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Change and Variability | Seasonal changes |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Change and Variability | Natural lighting variations |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Change and Variability | Presence of water |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Risk/Peril | Elements that evoke thrill or excitement |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Risk/Peril | Overlooks or balconies |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Risk/Peril | Stepping stones or bridges |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Security and Safety | Easily accessible escape routes |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Security and Safety | Clear lines of sight |
| Biophilic Design Framework (Heerwagen & Orians) | Security and Safety | Sturdy construction |
PATH 2. QUALITY VIEWS
Light, shadow, color, and patterns can create engaging spaces that enhance occupant wellbeing. [169] Visual connections to the outdoors, particularly through windows offering natural views, provide documented psychological and emotional benefits. [170] These benefits extend across building types and sectors, from improved patient recovery in healthcare settings to increased
169 Heschong, L., Visual Delight in Architecture: Daylight, Vision, and View, (2021), Routledge. 170 Kellert, S. and Calabrese, E. (2015), The Practice of Biophilic Design, https://www.biophilic-design.com/.
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