Through biophilic designs, we emphasize the connection between humans and nature. LMP Design has consistently crafted contemporary architectural masterpieces, focusing on harmonious beauty and the creation of serene spaces, one step at a time.

Appreciating the design style that prioritizes visual experience and establishes a profound connection with nature, Ms. Nguyen Thi Lan Phuong, Founder of LMP Design, has adopted biophilic design as the guiding principle for architectural, interior, and landscape orientation. Ms. Lan Phuong explains, "By incorporating natural elements into living spaces, such as trees, wind, water, and fragrance, we create a variety of sensory experiences. Therefore, your house is not only a residence but also a part of the broader world – the world of virtual nature."

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NATURAL IDENTITY

In the current pace of modern life, each one of us aspires to discover authentic living spaces that transcend places to dwell, such as experiential environments deeply connected to nature. Navigating through significant disruptions like the Covid-19 pandemic and climate change, the global trend is gradually shifting, placing a heightened focus on improving health, particularly mental well-being. Presently, approximately 56% of the world's population resides in modern cities, spending over 90% of their daytime indoors. Particularly post the Covid-19 pandemic, a significant portion of the population continues remote work. Once again, biophilic designs can introduce an inspiring, balanced, and effective work environment from home.

Hence, architecture and interior design transcend aesthetic endeavors, evolving into methodologies to establish a natural connection and foster a balanced life.

Numerous approaches exist for executing biophilic designs. Yet, the simplest involves integrating natural features—vegetation, hanging gardens—or facilitating wind flow and natural light overflow into houses using misting systems, mini lakes, skylights, glass windows, and more.

One of the most eminent architects in history, Frank Lloyd Wright, asserted: "Study nature, love nature, stay close to nature. It will never fail you." He translated this philosophy into a harmonious structure for humans and the environment, coining it "organic architecture."

THE CHALLENGES OF REALITY

According to Stephen R. Kellert⁽*⁾, although the concepts of biophilic design are fundamental, and assessing its true worth and reasons for positive results is straightforward, applying this philosophy in reality is challenging. Incorporating natural features into buildings demands expansive and open spaces, with interior products conforming to green standards and various regulations for vegetation preservation.

Despite LMP Design grappling with numerous risks and challenges to uphold the green essence of building projects or contend with spatial limitations, the firm stands unwavering in their commitment to biophilic design principles. For spaces such as villas and resorts, LMP Design endeavors to conserve original vegetation scenes as much as possible. Subsequently, they emulate nature through the use of green building materials seamlessly integrated with modern equipment, establishing a robust connection to nature. Consequently, the result is not merely the creation of simple and green spaces but also modern environments.

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Biophilic designs transcend being merely a design trend; they embody a lifestyle fostering a balanced life closer to nature, thereby enhancing our overall quality of life. At LMP Design, we stand steadfastly by your side, attentively listening to your demands, and aiding in transforming your ideas into reality. Contact LMP Design to craft a special space tailored exclusively for you.

⁽*⁾The author of the book “The Biological Design: Theory, Science, and Reality Getting the Building into Life.”