Habitat (architectural)

Habitat in architecture refers to the built environment that supports human life and activities. It encompasses how buildings, neighborhoods, and urban areas are designed to meet the needs of people, including aspects like comfort, accessibility, sustainability, and community. A well-planned habitat integrates natural elements, such as parks and trees, with residential and commercial spaces, creating a harmonious living environment. The term emphasizes the relationship between individuals and their physical surroundings, aiming to enhance quality of life while respecting ecological balance.