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Biophilia Summit 2026

Living Future Europe holds its fourth Biophilia Summit online on 24 September 2026, with keynotes, case studies and parallel sessions on sensing, belonging and regenerating. Tickets start at 59 euros for students.

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Living Future Europe holds the fourth Biophilia Summit online on 24 September 2026, from 10:00 to 18:30 CEST. Tickets run from 59 euros for university students to 199 euros standard, and every registration includes the full recording.

Join Living Future Europe for the fourth edition of the Biophilia Summit, an annual international conference that takes place all day, focusing on how enhancing the connection between people and nature can lead to healthier, more resilient, and regenerative futures.

This event brings together a diverse range of participants including researchers, designers, architects, developers, manufacturers, educators, artists, policymakers, and innovators from across the globe. The Summit highlights the most recent research, projects, products, and practices that are promoting biophilia across various fields.

Whether your focus is on building design, policy development, research, or community initiatives, you will acquire practical insights from top experts, explore inspiring projects and innovations, and network with an international community dedicated to fostering healthier and more regenerative environments.

Programme

The day runs across three stages and three thematic tracks, Sensing, Belonging and Regenerating, with keynotes, short presentations, built case studies and moderated conversations. Speakers come from architecture, urban planning, health, policy, education and community work, and all registered participants receive access to the full recording after the event.

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