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Wellness-focused architecture designs built environments with human physical and psychological health as primary outcomes, incorporating biophilic elements, natural light, acoustic comfort, air quality, and restorative spaces. As evidence mounts for the direct impact of the built environment on occupant wellbeing, wellness principles are increasingly integrated into residential, workplace, and healthcare architecture through certifications and design standards.
The Order is a planned hotel and residences complex by Arch(e)type in the Jimbaran hills of south Bali, Indonesia, organized around a ceremonial axis derived from the spatial logic of…
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The Moon2 Spa complex is a 260 m2 wellness interior embedded at the base of a mountain hotel in Arkhyz, Russia, where board-formed concrete, thermal water, snow, and panoramic glazing…
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Urban design can have a huge impact on mental and physical health, with increased urbanisation being linked to high rates of depression, anxiety, and mental ill health, and more people experiencing loneliness. However…
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The traditional paradigm of housing as a static shelter is undergoing a radical transformation. AGE360, a residential tower in Curitiba, Brazil, designed by Triptyque in collaboration with Architects Office, proposes…
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