Integrating the biophilia physiognomies in the context of Neom smart city in Saudi Arabia

Q3 Social Sciences
Mohammed A. M. Alhefnawi
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Motives: As the number of research studies of people in urban areas grows in terms of the criteria impacting the health and effectiveness of individuals, the detrimental effects caused by living apart from natural elements become more visible. There is inadequate data for a program that integrates both biophilic design and smart cities tactics. Smart city concerned about energy and resource utilization and utilize digital technologies to adjust resource consumption. It seldom discusses environmental sustainability. However, the biophilic design seeks to provide people with better life quality through a functional interconnection with nature. Digital expertise may prompt biophilic retorts via simulated methods. Aim: The study reconnoiters the significance of the biophilic ideologies to the city’s development. It integrates biophilic urban design in Neom city to overcome gaps in ecosystems’ health associated with traditional urban design. Result: The study proposes integrating biophilic elements at small and large scales. It explains each element within proposed projects and examples of Neom city’s design schemes to incubate these elements.
沙特阿拉伯Neom智能城市背景下的亲生物地貌整合
动机:随着在影响个人健康和效能的标准方面对城市地区人口进行的研究数量的增加,与自然因素分开居住所造成的有害影响变得更加明显。整合亲生物设计和智慧城市策略的项目数据不足。智慧城市关注能源和资源的利用,利用数字技术调整资源消耗。它很少讨论环境的可持续性。然而,亲生物的设计寻求通过与自然的功能互联,为人们提供更好的生活质量。数字技术可能会通过模拟方法促进亲生物反应。目的:探讨亲生态思想对城市发展的意义。它整合了Neom城市的亲生物城市设计,以克服与传统城市设计相关的生态系统健康方面的差距。结果:提出了小尺度和大尺度的亲生物元素整合。它解释了拟议项目中的每个元素,并举例说明了Neom城市的设计方案来孵化这些元素。
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