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Understorey: Biophilia in Design

Urban design, wild nature meets human dwellings, lasting interdependence in our biodiversity hotspot – Understorey interviews Tuan Ngo, a Perth architect who focused on biophilic design in his Masters research at Curtin University, and wishes to see this nature-embracing concept in all future planning considerations; and we meet Rachel Pemberton, who’s been participating in the nuts and bolts of foundational processes of biophiliac design at the council level of government in Fremantle the last ten years.

How can we develop our capacity for change and adaptation, and help plan urban landscapes that will weather coming climate events much better than before? And can our urban design even improve things beyond our human requirements, to support the wellbeing our non-human neighbours? Listen in, and connect with Understorey, weekly at 10.30am Wednesdays on RTRFM.

Photo: Adrian Glamorgan and Elizabeth PO’

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