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wellness FOR CONSTRUCTION school

Immerse yourself in the heart of wellness design at this school designed for architects, engineers, and designers committed to creating environments that promote health, well-being, and sustainability.

The "School of Wellness in Construction" offers a comprehensive approach to incorporating wellness practices, biophilia, and a deep connection with the natural world into all aspects of construction and design.

This course equips professionals with the knowledge, skills, and practical strategies necessary to excel in wellness design and become pioneers in healthy and sustainable architecture and design.

Target Audience:

  • Architects, engineers, and interior designers passionate about integrating elements of wellness and nature into their projects.
  • Professionals seeking to enhance client satisfaction through increased well-being, productivity, and motivation.
  • Design enthusiasts eager to contribute to a greater sense of community and health through their work.

school OBJECTIVES:

  • Master the application of biophilic design principles to improve health and productivity in built environments.
  • Enhance personal and professional growth by incorporating nature-inspired designs that foster well-being and creativity.
  • Differentiate your design practice by adopting and promoting biophilic design strategies, contributing to real estate appreciation and environmental sustainability.
  • Foster a stronger connection between humans and nature through thoughtful design.

CURRICULUM:

Biophilic design blueprint

Module 1:

  • Introduction: What is Biophilic Design
  • Fundamentals: Why Biophilic Design 
  • Fundamentals: The Theory of Biophilia 
  • Fundamentals: The 6 Biophilic Design Elements 

Module 2:

  • Environmental Features 
  • Natural Shapes and Forms 
  • Natural Patterns and Processes
  • Light and Space 
  • Place-based Relationships 
  • Evolved Human-Nature Relationships 

Module 3: Lighting Comfort

  • Case Study: Biophilic Design 
  • Case Study: Final Biophilic Design Report 

Biophilic challenge

  • Introduction, Environmental Elements
  • Natural Shapes, Patterns and Natural Processes
  • Light and Space, Relations  of Place
  • Envolved Human-Nature Relationships

ADDITIONAL FEATURES:

  • Video lessons, case studies, downloadable PDF documents, and student support
    Certification: 20-hour certificate of completion in Biophilic Design
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