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The interaction between water and its surroundings

In a biophilic year archive

Water has no shape of its own, taking on whatever holds it and amplifying whatever is near. That readiness to merge with its surroundings makes it one of the richest, and subtlest, elements a space can hold.

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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.