Biophilic Design

Approach for Improved Performance

This comprehensive course provides an in‐depth exploration of various facets of air pollution in India. Participants will delve into the causes, effects, monitoring methods, and policy frameworks related to air pollution. Through interactive workshops, discussions, and real‐world case studies, participants will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to become advocates for change in their communities and future careers

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Dr. Mithu Dey/ Ms. Praveen Sharma
The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)
Darbari Seth Block, Core 6C, India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road
New Delhi - 110 003, India
Tel: 24682100 (extn.2726)

  • Grasp the Essence of Biophilic Design: Gain a profound insight into the meaning and philosophy behind biophilic design and its profound impact on human well-being.
  • Distinguish Biophilic, Sustainable, and Green Design: Differentiate between biophilic design, sustainable architecture, and green design, understanding their unique contributions and interactions.
  • Comprehend the Need for Sustainable Architecture: Explore the global environmental challenges and resource depletion that make sustainable architecture an imperative in today's world.
  • Explore the Elements of Biophilic Design: Investigate the various elements that make up biophilic design, including natural materials, patterns, lighting, and spatial arrangements.
  • Synergize Biophilic and Green Approaches: Discover how biophilic and green design can work together harmoniously to create environmentally responsible and humancentered spaces.
  • Appreciate the Benefits: Analyze the extensive benefits of biophilic and green architecture, including enhanced occupant health, increased productivity, and reduced energy consumption.

The self-paced e-certificate course covers the following key themes using diverse learning tools:

Introduction to Biophilic Design
  • What is "Biophilic"? Historical context

  • Biophilic vs. Sustainable vs. Green design concepts
Sustainable Architecture and Its Significance
  • Environmental challenges and the need for sustainability

  • Economic and ecological benefits of sustainable design
Components of Biophilic Design
  • Natural elements, materials, and patterns

  • Spatial design and sensory experiences
Integrating Biophilic Design into Architecture
  • Practical strategies for successful integration

This course is designed for students, architects, interior designers, sustainability professionals, and anyone interested in creating healthier and more sustainable built environments.

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Valuation of Ecosystem Services

The course will provide an understanding of importance and need of valuation of ecosystem service, an overview of existing valuation frameworks and a critical review of valuation methods and tools, highlighting the importance of integrating ecosystem service value in policy and decision making.

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Ms Mithu Dey/Ms Praveen Sharma
The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)
Darbari Seth Block, Core 6C, India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road,
New Delhi - 110 003, India

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(+91 11) 2468 2100/ 7110 2100 (Extn. 2726)

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e_learning@teri.res.in