We frequently implement this pilot/innovation credit on our projects. For our University Athletic projects, we focus on incorporation of biophilic elements in recovery spaces.

Securing this credit goes beyond ticking boxes; it requires thoroughly blending natural elements into the architecture.

We have a project that has electric photochromic Glass. The tint of the glass will change based on the sun's intensity hitting the windows.

We are currently working on a LEED project that implements strategies mostly materials and patterns that align with the requirements of the strategy and that look for benefits in comfort and health

We pursued the Pilot credit Designing with Nature, Biophilic Design for the Indoor Environment on a new elementary school and were able to highlight all of the natural elements and focus on how tho

I understand that the final result must be that the project implements five distinct design strategies.

I think a good option for this credit would be to include a section where affiliated WELL credits can be referenced and merited accordingly.

Hello, we are pursuing the Designing with Nature, Biophilic Design for the Indoor Environment pilot credit for an interior commercial.

This is our fourth project to attempt this credit.  A major "lesson learned" is to make sure the intent and requirements are discussed early in concept and SD.  This can be an immense hel

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