noun
- plural of biophilia; innate human tendencies to connect with nature and living systems
Usage: often used in psychology, environmental science, and design contexts; the singular form 'biophilia' is more commonly used in academic discourse
Examples
- Architects increasingly incorporate biophilias into building design by adding plants and natural light.
- Research on biophilias suggests that humans naturally prefer environments with water and greenery.
- The designer's use of wood and stone reflects the biophilias that make spaces feel more welcoming.
- Urban planners recognize biophilias as important factors in creating livable cities.
- Studies of biophilias demonstrate that exposure to nature reduces stress and improves well-being.