biophilia design collective
/bī·ō·ˈfilēə/ an innate love for the natural world — the instinctive bond between all living systems; an attraction to all that is alive and vital
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AM Garden landscape design by Biophilia Design Collective
AM Garden · 2023
Heritage garden restoration project by Biophilia Design Collective
Heritage Garden · 2023
Modern farmhouse landscape on Saltspring Island by Biophilia Design Collective
Saltspring Farmhouse · 2023
Landscape architecture project by Biophilia Design Collective
Garden Study · 2024
Beach Drive residential landscape by Biophilia Design Collective
Beach Drive · Oak Bay · 2024
Aerial view of a landscape architecture project by Biophilia Design Collective
Aerial Study · 2024
Aerial view of Portage landscape project by Biophilia Design Collective
Portage Inlet · 2023
Somenos landscape architecture project by Biophilia Design Collective
Somenos · 2023
Ornamental grasses in a landscape project by Biophilia Design Collective
Native Grasses · 2024
Studio Manifesto № 001

Designing what the land already knows.

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Selected Work

Each landscape begins
with a question
asked of the land.

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Beach Drive residential landscape by Biophilia Design Collective № 001 Residential · Oak Bay
Beach Drive Residence 2024
Modern farmhouse landscape on Saltspring Island by Biophilia Design Collective № 002 Residential · Saltspring
Modern Farmhouse 2023
AM Garden landscape design by Biophilia Design Collective № 003 Residential · Saanich
AM Garden 2023
Heritage garden restoration project by Biophilia Design Collective № 004 Residential · Victoria
Heritage Restoration 2023
Aerial view of Portage landscape project by Biophilia Design Collective № 005 Residential · Portage Inlet
Portage Exteriors 2023
Somenos landscape architecture project by Biophilia Design Collective № 006 Residential · Cowichan
Somenos 2023
"Bianca and the Biophilia Collective are cognizant of trends in landscape design, so they can avoid them. Instead, they are advocates for site-specific, tactile and textured landscapes that are designed for the present and the future."
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