A Project at a Swiss University Will Have Plenty of Greenery
Rebecca Byers — July 6, 2015 — Art & Design
References: archdaily
A project of Dürig AG, this stunning student residence concept is infused with green elements that inspire health, well-being and social interaction. A large circular structure with an interior courtyard, the structure will also serve as the athlete's village for the 2020 Winter Youth Olympic Games. The new garden-shrouded student residence at the University of Lausanne has a planned completion date of 2019.
This innovative student residence design is forward-thinking in its inclusion of natural elements, especially considering the research that suggests nature provides therapeutic properties to busy, stress-ridden students. An example of the burgeoning green architecture movement, the project is sure to reflect the future of campus design now that student well-being and mental health has come to the forefront of student life discussions.
This innovative student residence design is forward-thinking in its inclusion of natural elements, especially considering the research that suggests nature provides therapeutic properties to busy, stress-ridden students. An example of the burgeoning green architecture movement, the project is sure to reflect the future of campus design now that student well-being and mental health has come to the forefront of student life discussions.
Trend Themes
1. Green Architecture Movement - An opportunity for architects and designers to incorporate natural elements into building designs to promote health and well-being.
2. Nature-inspired Student Residences - An opportunity to create student housing that incorporates greenery and natural elements to enhance student well-being and promote a sense of community.
3. Campus Design for Student Well-being - An opportunity to prioritize mental health and student well-being in the design of university campuses, including the incorporation of gardens and natural spaces.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - An industry that can explore innovative ways to incorporate natural elements into building designs.
2. Real Estate - An industry that can focus on developing student housing with nature-inspired designs to meet the demand for wellness-focused living spaces.
3. Higher Education - An industry that can invest in campus design that prioritizes student well-being, mental health, and a sense of community.
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