A Study on the Sustainable City where Nature Coexists

As urbanization continues in the 21st century, infrastructure has expanded, but the natural environment is often overlooked, leading to various problems.To address this, efforts to maintain and activate harmony with the natural environment are needed.It is essential to create ecologically healthy and abundant green spaces through biophilic design.Through research focused on the case of Singapore, necessary changes and challenges have been examined.The biophilia effect integrates green environments into the surroundings.Applying biophilic design allows for the creation of comfortable and stable environments using elements of nature in all aspects, enhancing productivity and concentration.Furthermore, it promotes interaction between humans and nature across various fields.Biophilic cities, as a methodology applying biophilic design principles to urban planning, are considered a significant endeavor to create resilient cities.This approach, adopted by various countries, serves as an important tool for sustainable urban development.Singapore's urban regeneration and biophilic design projects are crucial means to develop environmentally friendly and sustainable cities, preserving ecosystems and promoting progress.These successful cases can serve as exemplary models for other cities.In the field of landscape architecture in South Korea, there is a need to enhance research and application of biophilic design for green spaces and urban regeneration.By seeking opportunities to improve the quality of life for urban residents and make urban environments more eco-friendly through biophilic design, and through the fusion of technology and design, continuous development and expansion of urban regeneration and green spaces should be pursued.This can secure the sustainability of future cities.