If we understand our connection with nature, why have we built ourselves away from it? In the second episode of ‘Why on earth’, we uncover how our connection to nature is rooted in our evolution, and why you may need more of it, for your benefit and the planet.

With the expertise of Judith Heerwagen, researcher and faculty member at the University of Washington, we discover everything there’s to know about biophilic design and the connection between humans and nature. Why do we need nature in our daily lives today? Why is biophilic design not a standard practice in design? How much nature do we require? And why should we build habitats instead of buildings?

As we wind down this turbulent year, we pause in the midst of change and uncertainty to question our ‘why.’ In the first episode of “Why on Earth” Dirk Wynants shares how he’s sticking to his purpose when a changing society stands to question it. This is a story of why unity and good design are timeless.

After a year apart, we question our purpose. When will we come together again? What does the future of a brand making so-called “tools for togetherness” look like in the midst of a global pandemic? Dirk Wynants says, “bright".