Honors Projects
Abstract
Many working individuals experience burnout and dissatisfaction in their jobs. Although is this a result of individual mental strain, or are there other environmental factors contributing to the problem? This study investigates the impact of design on well-being and examines how biophilic design can serve as a solution to the negative effects certain architectural features may have on occupants. A literature review was conducted; it analyzed existing research on topics such as office design, biophilic design, and the influence of architecture on comfort and wellness. To explore how biophilic design can be applied in all settings, not just new construction, a conceptual design was developed as an adaptable template for existing office spaces.
Department
Architecture and Environmental Design
Major
Architecture and Environmental Design
First Advisor
Yong Huang
First Advisor Department
Architecture and Environmental Design
Second Advisor
Marlise Lonn
Second Advisor Department
Mental Health and School Counselling
Publication Date
Spring 4-28-2025
Repository Citation
Carter, Addison, "How Biophilic Design Impacts Office Spaces" (2025). Honors Projects. 1049.
https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/honorsprojects/1049
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Biology Commons, Interior Architecture Commons, Psychology Commons