Reframing the worth of urban access to nature
Nature in the city reads as an amenity, a nice-to-have where budget allows. Its reach is more social than that, and where access to it runs unevenly, a question of fairness quietly comes into view.
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This essay is part of A Biophilic Year Archive, available with the book A Biophilic Year: 365 thoughts on the essence and practice of biophilic design.