Biophilic design in social housing: a systematic review of standards and impacts on the built environment

The article aimed to identify parameters of biophilia in the built environment, focusing on social housing projects, through the application of the 14 biophilic design patterns. The incorporation of these elements aimed to understand their positive influence on the quality of life and well-being of the residents of these dwellings. For this, bibliographic research was carried out, analyzing previous works that align with the same objectives, which served as a basis for the analysis and identification of specific parameters related to the interaction between human beings, nature and the built environment. In the quantitative analysis, a bibliometric approach was adopted, reviewing the existing literature in articles, dissertations and theses. The systematic review protocol followed the guidelines of the PRISMA Comprehensive Review for Scoping Review, conducting the review with previously defined procedures. This methodology allowed for a comprehensive and detailed analysis, identifying the specific parameters of the interaction between humans, nature and the built environment in social housing projects.