What if the spaces we live and work in were designed not just to look good—but to feel good?

In this episode, I sit down with architect and biophilic design advocate Pablo Lambrechtsto explore the emotional side of architecture. With three decades of experience—from rethinking school design to shaping sustainable homes and even Google’s HQ—Pablo shares how light, materials, and thoughtful proportions can support everything from learning and creativity to calm and connection.

We talk about why hand-drawing still matters, how buildings can reflect our biology, and what it really means to design spaces that nourish, rather than drain us.

Warm, wise, and packed with practical insights—this is a beautiful conversation about bringing heart back into architecture.

What if the spaces we live and work in were designed not just to look good—but to feel good?In this episode, I sit down with architect and biophilic design advocate Pablo Lambrechts to explore the emotional side of architecture. With three decades of experience—from rethinking school design to shaping sustainable homes and even Google’s HQ—Pablo shares how light, materials, and thoughtful proportions can support everything from learning and creativity to calm and connection.We talk about why hand-drawing still matters, how buildings can reflect our biology, and what it really means to design spaces that nourish, rather than drain us.Warm, wise, and packed with practical insights—this is a beautiful conversation about bringing heart back into architecture.LINKS:The Light Within Us – Book by Xander CadischExploring the neuroscience of light, emotion, and biophilic design.https://www.lighttribe.co.uk/bookJoin Light Tribe – Research, talks, and thought leadership on lighting and human-centric designhttps://tinyurl.com/Light-Tribe-by-Phos CONNECT WITH PABLO:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/l-plus-architectsInstagram: @lplus_architects