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Wellness Architecture: Projects, Journals & Ideas

36 Projects 15 Journals 15 Competitions

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Wellness architecture designs buildings and landscapes that support physical, mental and emotional health. It covers spaces for rest, treatment, retreat and daily restoration, and draws on evidence about how light, materials, air, sound and views to nature affect the people who use them. The field spans spas, ayurvedic and retreat centers, residential sanctuaries and hospitality projects.

Members here share work that treats calm, connection to landscape and local material culture as design goals. Projects range from lakeside retreats and river sanctuaries to ayurveda centers built with timber and laterite, with recurring attention to sustainable construction and the relationship between interior and natural setting.

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UNI Editorial13 works

Herriot Watt University2 works

Pranita pranjale-bokankar1 work

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Daniela

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THERMAL BLUE

SPA BY THE NATURE

Herriot

EXPERENTIA

Experience the elements and reconnect with nature

Supriya and 3 others

SNOOZE

Our design “SNOOZE” aims at providing a space that rejuvenates human’s mind and soul and comes up with an environment that enhances the user’s inner mental peace and health so that he can focus much better, concentrate much better and eventually work and produce much better.

Yoshie

Spiritual Journey to Oneness

The building is a sacred place for people of all faiths, religion or background to connect with the Divine and their higher self (the real self, awakened aspects of oneself, assessing deeper truths and knowledge). It is designed beyond experience with a series of spaces that allows visitors to experience the process of spirituality.

Herriot

VERDE

Green planet: Longevity with happiness for elderly

Nadia and Enoch

Hjerta

Bathing is a core tradition of the human nature. We enter water with a heightened sense of ourselves and of our surroundings, where we may cleanse, heal, and engage. Though laced in a history of privacy and privilege, we now celebrate the bath as a luxury for all. The hjerta celebrates this evolution, while still respecting the sensory experience of bathing.

Şevval Neva and 2 others

FILTER

A project is proposed that aims to re-establish the relationship between body, mind, and nature within the fast pace, stress, and fragmented patterns of everyday life. Rather than exposing the user to abrupt spatial transitions, the design introduces a filtered and gradual spatial experience that gently guides the user into the space.

Wojciech

SIBON

The concept behind the project. We consider that the base of wellness philosophy is balance and harmony in each of the wellness aspects.

Daria and Ho Nam

Architecture as the Bridge to Nature

“Architecture as the Bridge to Nature” concept is meant to subtly integrate the building within the natural environment, respecting the wild beauty of the site.

Daniella

Y I N Y A N G REHABILITATION CENTRE

The Yin-Yang (Chinese: 陰陽) basic idea consists of two opposite forces in our universe. Both of the forces are different, but they complement each other. This idea is reflected in the design of the rehabilitation center for adult orphans, where two other forces/extremes meet in an architectural ensemble - nature and building/man-made.

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UNI Editorial

publishedResults14 hours ago

Architecture as the Bridge to Nature: A Thermal Bath in Iceland You Can Walk Over

A ring of green roof, a crossing bridge and sunken pools turn an Icelandic bathhouse into a landscape trekkers walk across before they ever step inside.

Landscape Design

Transportation

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog6 months ago

STAPATI Wraps a Kerala Ayurveda Center in Curved Timber Fins and Laterite Stone

The Nirava Ayurveda Holistic Centre in Alappuzha folds healing traditions into two interlocking volumes that breathe with the site.

Hospitality Building

Public Building

UNI Editorial

publishedStory6 months ago

Sjöparken Retreat: A Lakeside Haven of Nordic Minimalism and Japanese Serenity by NORM Architects

Sjöparken Retreat stands as a remarkable example of contemporary wellness architecture, an immersive sanctuary that merges the serenity of Swedish nature with the refined simplicity of Nordic and Japan

Nordic Sustainable Architecture

Architecture

UNI Editorial

publishedStory11 months ago

Palo Verde Aesthetic (PV Aesthetic) by Studio GIMGEOSIL – A Nature-Inspired Sanctuary of Calm and Contemporary Wellness

A serene wellness space blending natural textures, green tones, soft lighting, and fluid spatial flow to create a calming, nature-inspired interior retreat.

Interior Design

Greenery