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The Wall Between Built and Natural Environments

Professor Stephen Kellert, Senior Research Scholar and Tweedy Ordway Professor Emeritus of Social Ecology, Yale University

Last updated 1 March 2025

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The biggest obstacle is that we still tend to think that the built environment…and the natural environment…are two separate places. We still maintain that dichotomy of nature is outside and humans are inside.

Professor Kellert talks about shifting the narrative of biophilic design from a trade-offs standpoint in his interview with the CLC.

Interviewee

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Professor Stephen Kellert
Senior Research Scholar and Tweedy Ordway Professor Emeritus of Social Ecology,
Yale University