Introduction Exposure to natural environments, such as parks, forests, and green areas, is
often linked to a decrease in stress, anxiety and depression, while contributing to improved …

Background This study explores the relationship between greenspace and perceived stress,
anxiety, and depression, and specifically how perceived and objective greenspace …

ABSTRACT Since the Industrial Revolution, global urbanization has expanded rapidly,
leading to serious implications for human well-being and biodiversity. The rapid construction …

Introduction Urbanization processes are constantly increasing, and most of the European
population currently live in urban areas. Nevertheless, evidence is consistent in highlighting …

Objective To date, a comprehensive analysis of urban green space (UGS) visitors' emotional
remains largely unexplored. In this study, we focus on how UGS environmental preferences …

Pocket parks have become a popular intervention for improving urban residents' quality of
life. Although previous studies have investigated how park attributes contribute to user …

An increasing number of studies suggest that biophilia encompasses benefits resulting from
human–nature interactions. However, quantifying these effects remains challenging. Since …

Over the past decade, biophilic architecture has been widely developed across the Asia–
Pacific region. However, there is a notable lack of research based on online public reviews …

An increasing number of studies suggest that biophilia encompasses benefits resulting from
human-nature interactions. However, quantifying these effects remains challenging. Since …

In contemporary urban settings, enhancing the well-being of youth is a challenge. The
proliferation of screen time, particularlypost-pandemic, has contributed to an alarming …