Bridging Nature and Urbanization: A Comprehensive Study of Biophilic Design in the Knowledge Economy Era

Xia, Yanqing; Shao, Yu; Zheng, Yue; Yan, Xin; Lyu, Hanlu

doi:10.1007/s13132-024-02023-7

J Knowl Econ

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s13132-024-02023-7

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Bridging Nature and Urbanization: A Comprehensive Study of Biophilic Design in the Knowledge Economy Era

Yanqing Xia,

Yu Shao,

Yue Zheng

et al.

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Online Public Feedback on Mid- to High-Rise Biophilic Buildings: A Study of the Asia–Pacific Region over the Past Decade

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Over the past decade, biophilic architecture has been widely developed across the Asia–Pacific region. However, there is a notable lack of research based on online public reviews focusing on mid- to high-rise biophilic buildings, especially quantitative studies combining traditional architectural design features. This study aims to fill this gap by analyzing the typical floor plans and online public reviews of nine renowned biophilic buildings in the Asia–Pacific region. Using space syntax and natural language processing tools, the design features of typical floor plans and public feedback will be analyzed separately, and their correlation will be evaluated. Additionally, the content of negative and low-score reviews will be categorized to identify issues in current biophilic building designs. The findings suggest that biophilic design can stimulate widespread public discussion, with large direct blue–green elements receiving overwhelming attention. However, biophilic elements can also lead to negative sentiments due to factors like humidity, high temperatures, mold, and insects. This study provides insights and design recommendations for future biophilic buildings, demonstrating the value of biophilic design in public reviews and emphasizing the need to balance these factors to enhance public satisfaction and acceptance.

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Online Public Feedback on Mid- to High-Rise Biophilic Buildings: A Study of the Asia–Pacific Region over the Past Decade

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Twenty Years of Resilient City Research: Reviews and Perspectives

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2024

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The resilient city plays an increasingly important role in coping with the challenges raised by economic, social, and environmental risks. In this review, we examine approximately 27,094 papers published in the Web of Science Core Collection (WOSCC) and perform extensive bibliometric and scientometric analyses to identify the research themes, evolutionary history, and potential research trends in the state of the art in resilient city studies. Seven main resilient city research themes are identified, with significant differences persisting across regions. Specifically, the research on resilient cities in Europe, Asia, Africa, and North America reveals clear regional characteristics in macro development planning and strategies, technological methods, urban economic growth, urban water resource protection, and so on. The analysis also reveals the collaborative networks among different countries and regions in the study of resilient cities. The evolutionary history of resilient city research shows that it has gradually evolved from a single research field into a multidisciplinary field and further formed a unique discipline. Moreover, the urban ecological environment, urban economic development, urban sprawl, and urban mobility have become key research hot spots and trends in resilient city research. This study provides a systematic and data-driven analytical demonstration of resilient city research, which provides empirical support for policy formulation and practice.

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Bridging Nature and Urbanization: A Comprehensive Study of Biophilic Design in the Knowledge Economy Era

Cited by 2 publications

References 83 publications

Online Public Feedback on Mid- to High-Rise Biophilic Buildings: A Study of the Asia–Pacific Region over the Past Decade

Online Public Feedback on Mid- to High-Rise Biophilic Buildings: A Study of the Asia–Pacific Region over the Past Decade

Twenty Years of Resilient City Research: Reviews and Perspectives

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