An overview of Biophilic Design and the importance of Biophilia in the workplace. This presentation captures the work and service offerings of Planthropy.

1. JESSIE & MICHAEL - PLANTHROPY

2. JESSIE & MICHAEL
Our passion is rooted in reconnecting people with nature by bringing the outdoors in.

3. BIOPHILIA
Biophilia focuses on human’s innate attraction to nature and
natural processes.

4. BIOPHILIA
Biophilia focuses on human’s innate attraction to nature and
natural processes.

5. BIOPHILIC DESIGN
A strategic approach to tap into—and harness nature in built environments.

6. BIOPHILIC DESIGN
Why is this design approach so important?

7. BIOPHILIC DESIGN
Why is this design approach so important?
We spend 90% of our time indoors
The National Human Activity Pattern Survey

8. BIOPHILIC DESIGN
Why is this design approach so important?
The World Health OrganizationThe National Human Activity Pattern Survey
With day-to-day interaction of nature shrinking, it is increasing our potential
to experience psychological and physiological harm.
We spend 90% of our time indoors

9. BIOPHILIC DESIGN
Why is this design approach so important?
The World Health OrganizationThe National Human Activity Pattern Survey
With day-to-day interaction of nature shrinking, it is increasing our potential
to experience psychological and physiological harm.
We spend 90% of our time indoors
The World Health Organization expects stress related illness, such as mental health
disorders & cardio-vascular disease to be the two largest contributors to disease
by the end of 2020

10. BIOPHILIC DESIGN - THE SOLUTION
Having elements of biophilic design in a space is proven to:
• Reduces stress levels
• Lower blood pressure levels
• Reduce fatigue
• Increase mood and feeling of well-being
• Helps aid in mental restoration
• Increase productivity
• Increase creativity

11. BIOPHILIC DESIGN
This is done through the use of direct and indirect nature.

12. BIOPHILIC DESIGN - DIRECT NATURE
Examples of direct nature include:
• Light
• Water
• Air Quality
• Plants
• Natural Landscapes

13. BIOPHILIC DESIGN - INDIRECT NATURE
Examples of indirect nature include:
• Images of Nature
• Natural Materials, Patterns, Colors and Textures
• Simulations of Light and Air
• Biomimicry

14. PLANTHROPY SERVICE OFFERINGS
Living Walls
Moss Walls
Interior Plantscape Design

15. SERVICE OFFERINGS
Moss Walls
Are comprised of real moss and other natural elements that have been through a preservation process.
• Never need light or water
• Will remain soft and lush
• Will not grow
• Are “frozen in time” and do not produce pollen or spores
• May need occasional dusting
• May become dry under 30% humidity (only noticeable to the touch)

16. SERVICE OFFERINGS
Living Walls
Are comprised of real plants and need:
• Proper water and light
• The correct tray system for healthy plants
• Pruning and dusting
• Necessary pest and disease control
• Plant replacement if necessary
• Weekly/monthly maintenance

17. SERVICE OFFERINGS
Interior Plantscape Design
Interior Plantscapes are designed to bring interiors to life while enhancing the architecture of the space.
• Custom planters and plants are selected
• Installation
• Weekly/monthly maintenance
• Color/Bloom rotation

18. OUR BIOPHILIC PORTFOLIO - LIVING WALLS

20. OUR BIOPHILIC PORTFOLIO

21. OUR BIOPHILIC PORTFOLIO

22. OUR BIOPHILIC PORTFOLIO

24. OUR BIOPHILIC PORTFOLIO - PRESERVED MOSS WALLS & ART

35. OUR BIOPHILIC PORTFOLIO

48. MOSS TYPES

49. OUR BIOPHILIC PORTFOLIO - INTERIOR PLANTSCAPE DESIGN

55. CONTACT INFO
Website: www.planthropy.co
Phone: 419-564-1256
Instagram: @Planthropy
Facebook: /Planthropy