亲生物元素设计：将建筑引入生活的理论、科学与实践 Biophilic Design: The Theory, Science, And Practice Of Bringing Buildings To Life

基本信息

Format:Hardback 400 pages, Photos: 159 B&W, 71 Color; Drawings: 13 B&W, 0 Color; Tables: 7 B&W, 0 Color

Publisher:John Wiley & Sons Inc

Imprint:John Wiley & Sons Inc

ISBN:9780470163344

Published:19 Feb 2008

Weight:1026g

Dimensions:238 x 211 x 29 (mm)

页面参数仅供参考，具体以实物为准

书籍简介○

“当大自然启发我们的建筑时——不仅仅是它的外观，而是建筑和社区的实际运作方式——我们作为一个社会将取得巨大进步。亲自然设计为我们提供了对‘为什么’的深刻洞察，然后为我们构建了一个路线图 这肯定会是我们这个时代下一个伟大的设计之旅。”

-Rick Fedrizzi，美国绿色建筑委员会总裁、执行官兼创始主席

“在我的公司亲眼目睹了仿生学的力量，激发了盈利性创新的源泉，我可以毫不含糊地说，亲生命设计才是真正的设计。Kellert、Heerwagen 和 Mador 汇集了世界知名专家的智慧，生产出这款精美的产品。 “这本书是科学家、哲学家、工程师、建筑师和设计师，尤其是商人的阅读之书。任何寻求尊重地球的新型繁荣的钥匙的人都应该从这里开始。”

-Ray C. Anderson，Interface, Inc. 创始人兼董事长

亲自然设计新兴实践的开创性指南

本书为我们设计和建造建筑和社区的方式提供了范式转变，它认识到建筑和人工景观中自然系统和过程的积极体验对于人类健康、表现和福祉至关重要。 亲自然设计是关于人类在自然中的地位以及自然世界在人类社会中的地位，其中相互、尊重和丰富的关系可以而且应该存在于各个层面，并且应该成为常态而不是例外。

《亲生命设计：赋予建筑生命的理论、科学和实践》是为建筑师、景观设计师、规划师、开发商、环境设计师以及业主而写的，是亲生命设计的理论、科学和实践指南。 由世界著名科学家、设计师和实践者撰写的二十三篇原创且及时的论文，包括爱德华·O·威尔逊、霍华德·弗鲁姆金、大卫·奥尔、格兰特·希尔德布兰德、斯蒂芬·基兰、蒂姆·比特利、乔纳森·罗斯、珍妮·贝纽斯、罗杰·乌尔里奇、伯特·格雷戈里 ，罗伯特·伯克比尔（Robert Berkebile）、William Browning和维维安·洛夫特内斯（Vivian Loftness）等人，地址：

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亲生命主义的基本概念、其在建筑环境中的表达，以及亲生命设计如何与人类生物学、进化和发展联系起来。

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亲自然设计对人类健康、儿童发展、医疗保健等方面的科学和益处。

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亲生命设计实践——如何实施亲生命设计策略，创造出连接人与自然的建筑，为人们提供舒适、高效的生活、工作和学习场所。

任何规模的亲自然设计——从建筑物到城市——都从几个简单的问题开始：建筑环境如何影响自然环境？ 自然将如何影响人类的经验和愿望？ 最重要的是，我们如何才能实现两者之间的持续互惠互利？

这本有先见之明、开创性的书提供了答案。

"When nature inspires our architecture-not just how it looks but how buildings and communities actually function-we will have made great strides as a society. Biophilic Design provides us with tremendous insight into the 'why,' then builds us a road map for what is sure to be the next great design journey of our times."

-Rick Fedrizzi, President, CEO and Founding Chairman, U.S. Green Building Council

"Having seen firsthand in my company the power of biomimicry to stimulate a wellspring of profitable innovation, I can say unequivocably that biophilic design is the real deal. Kellert, Heerwagen, and Mador have compiled the wisdom of world-renowned experts to produce this exquisite book; it is must reading for scientists, philosophers, engineers, architects and designers, and-most especially-businesspeople. Anyone looking for the key to a new type of prosperity that respects the earth should start here."

-Ray C. Anderson, founder and Chair, Interface, Inc.

The groundbreaking guide to the emerging practice of biophilic design

This book offers a paradigm shift in how we design and build our buildings and our communities, one that recognizes that the positive experience of natural systems and processes in our buildings and constructed landscapes is critical to human health, performance, and well-being. Biophilic design is about humanity's place in nature and the natural world's place in human society, where mutuality, respect, and enriching relationships can and should exist at all levels and should emerge as the norm rather than the exception.

Written for architects, landscape architects, planners,developers, environmental designers, as well as building owners, Biophilic Design: The Theory, Science, and Practice of Bringing Buildings to Life is a guide to the theory, science, and practice of biophilic design. Twenty-three original and timely essays by world-renowned scientists, designers, and practitioners, including Edward O. Wilson, Howard Frumkin, David Orr, Grant Hildebrand, Stephen Kieran, Tim Beatley, Jonathan Rose, Janine Benyus, Roger Ulrich, Bert Gregory, Robert Berkebile, William Browning, and Vivian Loftness, among others, address:

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The basic concepts of biophilia, its expression in the built environment, and how biophilic design connects to human biology, evolution, and development.

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The science and benefits of biophilic design on human health, childhood development, healthcare, and more.

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The practice of biophilic design-how to implement biophilic design strategies to create buildings that connect people with nature and provide comfortable and productive places for people, in which they can live, work, and study.

Biophilic design at any scale-from buildings to cities-begins with a few simple questions: How does the built environment affect the natural environment? How will nature affect human experience and aspiration? Most of all, how can we achieve sustained and reciprocal benefits between the two?

This prescient, groundbreaking book provides the answers.

作者简介

斯蒂芬·R·凯勒特 (Stephen R. Kellert) 是耶鲁大学特威迪/奥德威社会生态学教授、希克森城市生态中心联席主任，也是私募股权公司 Environmental Capital Partners 的合伙人。 他曾获得多项教学和写作奖项，出版了 150 多本出版物，其中包括七本书。

Judith H. Heerwagen 是 J.H. 的总裁。 Heerwagen & Associates。 她是一位心理学家，研究重点是可持续性、亲生物性和环境美学的进化基础。 她撰写并发表了大量关于工作场所、生物亲和性和空间心理价值等主题的文章和讲座。

Martin L. Mador 是耶鲁大学亲自然设计研究员，致力于绿色建筑和健康学校问题，包括康涅狄格州通过 LEED 立法。 他是康涅狄格州塞拉俱乐部以及其他几个环保组织的董事会成员。

Stephen R. Kellert is the Tweedy/Ordway Professor of Social Ecology and Co-Director of the Hixon Center for Urban Ecology at Yale University, and a Partner in the private equity firm Environmental Capital Partners. The recipient of numerous awards for teaching and writing, he is the author of more than 150 publications, including seven books.

Judith H. Heerwagen is President of J.H. Heerwagen & Associates. She is a psychologist whose research focuses on sustainability, biophilia, and the evolutionary basis of environmental aesthetics. She has authored and delivered numerous articles and lectures on the topics of workplace, biophilia, and the psychological value of space.

Martin L. Mador, a researcher on biophilic design at Yale University, has worked on green building and healthy schools issues, including the passage of LEED legislation in Connecticut. He is a board member of the Connecticut Sierra Club, as well as several other environmental organizations.

目录

部分目录，仅供参考

Acknowledgements.

Contributors Biographies.

Preface (Stephen R. Kellert and Judith Heerwagen).

Prologue: Afterword, years after (Hillary Brown).

I. THE THEORY OF BIOPHILIC DESIGN.

Chapter 1: Dimensions, Elements, and Attributes of Biophilic Design (Stephen Kellert).

Chapter 2: The Nature of Human Nature (Edward O. Wilson).

Chapter 3: A Good Place to Settle: Biomimicry, Biophilia, and the Return of Nature’s Inspiration to Architecture (Janine Benyus).

Chapter 4: Water, Biophilic Design, and the Built Environment (Martin Mador).

Chapter 5: Neuroscience, the Natural Environment, and Building Design (Nikos Salingaros and Kenneth Masden).

II. THE SCIENCE AND BENEFITS OF BIOPHILIC DESIGN.

Chapter 6: Biophilic Theory and Research for Healthcare Design (Roger Ulrich).

Chapter 7: Nature Contact and Human Health: Building the Evidence Base (Howard Frumkin).

Chapter 8: Where Windows Become Doors (Vivian Loftness).

Chapter 9: Restorative Environmental Design: What, When, Where, and for Whom (Terry Hartig, Tina Bringslimark ,and Grete Grindal Patil)?

Chapter 10: Healthy Planet, Healthy Children: Designing Nature into the Daily Spaces of Childhood (Robin Moore and Clare Cooper Marcus).

Chapter 11: Children and the Success of Biophilic Design (Richard Louv).

Chapter 12: The Extinction of Natural Experience in the Built Environment (Robert Pyle and David Orr).

III. THE PRACTICE OF BIOPHILIC DESIGN.

Chapter 13: Biophilia and Sensory Aesthetics (Judith Heerwagen and Bert Gregory).

Chapter 14: Evolving an Environmental Aesthetic (Stephen Kieran).

Chapter 15: The Picture Window: the Problem of Viewing Nature through Glass (Kent Bloomer).

Chapter 16: Biophilic Architectural Space (Grant Hildebrand).

Chapter 17: Towards Biophilic Cities: Strategies for Integrating Nature into Urban Design (Tim Beatley).

Chapter 18: Green Urbanism: Developing Restorative Urban Biophilia (Jonathan Rose).

Chapter 19: The Greening of the Brain (Pliny Fisk).

Chapter 20: Bringing Buildings to Life (Tom Bender).

Chapter 21: Biophilia in Practice: Buildings that Connect People with Nature (Alex Wilson).

Chapter 22: Transforming Building Practices through Biophilic Design (Jenifer Seal Cramer and William Browning).

Chapter 23 Reflections on Implementing Biophilic Design (Robert Fox and Robert Berkebile).