Bio-Architecture, Neuroarchitecture, and WELL Building Integration
The convergence of bio-architecture and neuroarchitecture represents a new frontier in building design, one that emphasizes both environmental performance and human well-being. While architectural practices increasingly borrow natural forms or materials, research demonstrates that true impact emerges when design is informed by biomimetics, biophilia, and neuroscience. This research seeks to bridge the gap between superficial applications of nature-inspired elements and scientifically grounded evidence that links design choices to cognitive, physiological, and emotional outcomes for occupants. Bio-Architecture Principles and Biomimetic Applications Biomimetics within bio-architecture focuses on translating strategies observed in nature into sustainable design solutions. By mimicking ecological processes and structural efficiencies, architects can reduce energy consumption and create self-sustaining systems. Research demonstrates that natural analogues—from ventilation inspired ...