Sustainability and biophilic design
The purpose of the design is to create spaces that deliver benefits for both human health and the environment by nurturing people’s innate affinity for nature and creating harmony within the built environment.
To create biophilic environments, you need to incorporate natural elements and materials, meaning there’s a crossover between biophilic design elements and sustainability.
When embraced from the beginning of construction projects, biophilia can support sustainability. The benefits of biophilic design, such as greater air quality, optimised thermal comfort, improved water management, and increased building lifespans.
Cosmote stores lead the developments in the new digital era, as they offer modern aesthetics, integrated services, fast and personalized service and a reduced environmental footprint.
The new stores are designed with innovative materials, comfortable and intimate spaces, while combining functionality and interactivity. In addition, they feature thematic zones and new design lines that highlight their product portfolio and facilitate the visitor’s navigation through the space.
Cosmote stores lead the developments in the new digital era, as they offer modern aesthetics, integrated services, fast and personalized service and a reduced environmental footprint.
The new stores are designed with innovative materials, comfortable and intimate spaces, while combining functionality and interactivity. In addition, they feature thematic zones and new design lines that highlight their product portfolio and facilitate the visitor’s navigation through the space.
