Organic architecture is a design philosophy that takes inspiration from nature and incorporates natural forms and materials into the building's design. This design approach promotes a seamless integration of the building with its environment. Synonyms for organic architecture include biophilic design, green architecture, and sustainable design. Biophilic design refers to the integration of natural elements such as plants and water into the building's design to improve occupants' well-being. Green architecture is a design approach that focuses on creating environmentally sustainable buildings through the use of renewable materials and energy-efficient systems. Sustainable design takes into consideration the social, economic, and environmental impacts of a building throughout its life cycle.