“Blending African Heritage and nature for a Greener sustainable future”
– Nairobi, Kenya
Delagates Charges – KES 1500
(caters for Attendance certificate, writing materials and meals)
Many people feel connected to nature but don’t recognize it as biophilia. This expo will break down the science,
research, and benefits of biophilia in a way that resonates with everyone—from professionals to everyday individuals.
Showcase how biophilia is already present in African traditions, architecture, and daily life, making it accessible
and relatable.
officially introduce GBL's Nature Centered Design course. An introductory course covering biophilia, greenbuilding & traditional African architecture as a climate action mitigation tool and esg achieving tool.
Demonstrate how biophilic design leads to increased property value, energy savings, improved health, and market demand, making it a profitable investment.
Reconnect African Indigenous knowledge systems with modern biophilic design, ensuring architecture and learning spaces reflect cultural identity, sustainability, and community well-being
Showcase how biophilic urban planning, green infrastructure, and nature-based solutions can help African cities and buildings become climate-resilient.
Create a platform for architects, designers, policymakers, and investors to drive biophilic-driven real estate, sustainable interiors, and eco-friendly products.
Showcase biophilic African cities, nature-integrated homes, and regenerative urban spaces, proving that modern development can honor tradition while embracing sustainability
Highlight eco-friendly African materials such as earth, bamboo, and stone, emphasizing their durability, sustainability, and cultural significance.
Engage government leaders, corporate investors, and developers to support biophilic policies, tax incentives, and certification programs that drive adoption at scale.
Advocate for biophilic education in schools, integrating sustainability, cultural traditions, and experiential nature-based learning into curricula.
Create a platform for architects, designers, policymakers, and investors to drive biophilic-driven real estate, sustainable interiors, and eco-friendly products.
Showcase biophilic African cities, nature-integrated homes, and regenerative urban spaces, proving that modern development can honor tradition while embracing sustainability
Highlight eco-friendly African materials such as earth, bamboo, and stone, emphasizing their durability, sustainability, and cultural significance.
Engage government leaders, corporate investors, and developers to support biophilic policies, tax incentives, and certification programs that drive adoption at scale.
Advocate for biophilic education in schools, integrating sustainability, cultural traditions, and experiential nature-based learning into curricula.
Focus: Cutting-edge biophilic design strategies in modern buildings, interiors, and urban spaces.
Focus: Exploring sustainable materials, natural textures, and eco-friendly products for construction and interior design.
Focus: How technology (e.g., smart green walls, AI-driven sustainability solutions, IoT-integrated wellness spaces) enhances biophilic environments.
Focus: The impact of biophilic spaces on mental and physical health, including applications in hospitals, homes, and workplaces.
Focus: The importance of integrating nature-based learning, African traditions, and sustainability into school curricula.
Focus: Exploring the spiritual and cultural dimensions of architecture, from traditional African sacred spaces to modern biophilic sanctuaries.
Focus: Exploring the spiritual and cultural dimensions of
architecture, from traditional African sacred spaces to
modern biophilic sanctuaries
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Exhibitors
Delegates
Join us as we build Beautifully, Sustainably: Learn how to design and build with local materials that breathe with the land.
