Consistent with other reports (Vessel et al., 2018), people share taste for natural objects, perhaps because of preferences sculpted by evolution in a way that does not apply to human-made artifacts.

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Forest Bathing The Biophilic Leadership Summit explores how the natural world can improve the built environment By Jessie Temple • May 16, 2025 • Architecture, Southeast, Sustainability ...

In-Person, SpringCourse DescriptionIntroduces students to the effects of global climate change on natural and built environments, including its impact on the frequency and intensity of hazards and ...

When one thinks about a diverse environment, indoor areas usually don’t come to mind. However, indoor environments are ripe for microorganisms, which can enter on humans and via exchanges with outdoor ...

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From the fascination with maritime mysteries, to the appreciation of natural landscapes, architects often come across projects that manage to draw inspiration for the built environment from that ...

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Civil and environmental engineering alum Julie Eaton Ernst ’14, ’17, a resilience team leader at engineering consulting firm Weston & Sampson, returned to campus for the inaugural James B. Francis ...