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Biophilic design is the integration of natural elements into the built environment to strengthen humans’ innate connection with nature. This concept is based on the “biophilia hypothesis,” proposed by biologist Edward O. Wilson in 1984. According to Wilson, humans are biologically programmed to form bonds with nature, and when this connection is severed, it leads to stress, difficulty concentrating, and unhappiness. Core Principles of Biophilic Design Natural Light and Ventilation: Large windows