At PuzzeGreen, we believe architecture should heal — not just house. Our Wellness-Centric Built Environments philosophy places human well-being at the heart of design, where comfort, light, air, and nature work together to create spaces that restore balance and vitality.
We integrate evidence-based design principles drawn from environmental psychology, biophilia, and building science to craft environments that reduce stress, improve focus, and enhance health. From thermal comfort and acoustic balance to air purity and daylight access, every parameter is studied through performance simulation and material selection.
Each project becomes an ecosystem — where people, plants, and architecture coexist symbiotically. Whether for workplaces, residences, or institutions, our goal is to design environments that feel alive, adaptive, and emotionally uplifting.
Key Focus Areas:
Biophilic and neuro-architecture design principles
Air, light, and acoustic quality optimization
Non-toxic and low-emission material specification
Thermal and daylight comfort studies
Integration of greenery for psychological and physical well-being
