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An overview of Biophilic Design and the importance of Biophilia in the workplace. This presentation captures the work and service offerings of Planthropy.
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- 1. JESSIE & MICHAEL - PLANTHROPY
- 2. JESSIE & MICHAEL Our passion is rooted in reconnecting people with nature by bringing the outdoors in.
- 3. BIOPHILIA Biophilia focuses on human’s innate attraction to nature and natural processes.
- 4. BIOPHILIA Biophilia focuses on human’s innate attraction to nature and natural processes.
- 5. BIOPHILIC DESIGN A strategic approach to tap into—and harness nature in built environments.
- 6. BIOPHILIC DESIGN Why is this design approach so important?
- 7. BIOPHILIC DESIGN Why is this design approach so important? We spend 90% of our time indoors The National Human Activity Pattern Survey
- 8. BIOPHILIC DESIGN Why is this design approach so important? The World Health OrganizationThe National Human Activity Pattern Survey With day-to-day interaction of nature shrinking, it is increasing our potential to experience psychological and physiological harm. We spend 90% of our time indoors
- 9. BIOPHILIC DESIGN Why is this design approach so important? The World Health OrganizationThe National Human Activity Pattern Survey With day-to-day interaction of nature shrinking, it is increasing our potential to experience psychological and physiological harm. We spend 90% of our time indoors The World Health Organization expects stress related illness, such as mental health disorders & cardio-vascular disease to be the two largest contributors to disease by the end of 2020
- 10. BIOPHILIC DESIGN - THE SOLUTION Having elements of biophilic design in a space is proven to: • Reduces stress levels • Lower blood pressure levels • Reduce fatigue • Increase mood and feeling of well-being • Helps aid in mental restoration • Increase productivity • Increase creativity
- 11. BIOPHILIC DESIGN This is done through the use of direct and indirect nature.
- 12. BIOPHILIC DESIGN - DIRECT NATURE Examples of direct nature include: • Light • Water • Air Quality • Plants • Natural Landscapes
- 13. BIOPHILIC DESIGN - INDIRECT NATURE Examples of indirect nature include: • Images of Nature • Natural Materials, Patterns, Colors and Textures • Simulations of Light and Air • Biomimicry
- 14. PLANTHROPY SERVICE OFFERINGS Living Walls Moss Walls Interior Plantscape Design
- 15. SERVICE OFFERINGS Moss Walls Are comprised of real moss and other natural elements that have been through a preservation process. • Never need light or water • Will remain soft and lush • Will not grow • Are “frozen in time” and do not produce pollen or spores • May need occasional dusting • May become dry under 30% humidity (only noticeable to the touch)
- 16. SERVICE OFFERINGS Living Walls Are comprised of real plants and need: • Proper water and light • The correct tray system for healthy plants • Pruning and dusting • Necessary pest and disease control • Plant replacement if necessary • Weekly/monthly maintenance
- 17. SERVICE OFFERINGS Interior Plantscape Design Interior Plantscapes are designed to bring interiors to life while enhancing the architecture of the space. • Custom planters and plants are selected • Installation • Weekly/monthly maintenance • Color/Bloom rotation
- 18. OUR BIOPHILIC PORTFOLIO - LIVING WALLS
- 24. OUR BIOPHILIC PORTFOLIO - PRESERVED MOSS WALLS & ART
- 48. MOSS TYPES
- 49. OUR BIOPHILIC PORTFOLIO - INTERIOR PLANTSCAPE DESIGN
- 55. CONTACT INFO Website: www.planthropy.co Phone: 419-564-1256 Instagram: @Planthropy Facebook: /Planthropy