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Neutra's design philosophy emphasized the well-being of the inhabitants, often referred to as ___.
Bauhaus
Neo-Traditional
Biorealism
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Biorealism, a term central to Neutra's design approach, prioritized the harmonious coexistence of humans and nature. This philosophy emphasized creating environments that not only met functional requirements but also nurtured the physical and emotional well-being of inhabitants. Biorealism manifested through the integration of natural light, indoor-outdoor connections, thoughtful material selection, and landscaping that blurred the boundaries between the built and natural worlds.
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