A living, visual score of how gently a building holds the people inside it – tracking light, sound, material and nature in one calm, legible dashboard.
A live snapshot of the spaces currently tracked in the Wish Bioharmonic Index.
Quietly bright mornings. Soft edges. Air that moves without you noticing. Spaces where nervous systems downshift on arrival and creative thinking drifts up.
The Bioharmonic Index blends measured data with lived experience to give each building a single, legible score for everyday wellbeing.
Six lenses that turn vague “vibes” into something precise enough to design with.
Measures how deeply natural light, planting, water, texture and fractal patterning are woven into the fabric of the space.
Balances daylight, glare control and night-time softness so the space supports circadian rhythm rather than fighting it.
Reads background noise, reverberation and privacy so you can speak, focus and rest without strain.
Tracks temperature drift, air movement and the feel of materials under hand and foot to reduce constant micro-adjusting.
Models how people move, pause and gather so bottlenecks dissolve and desire lines are honoured by the plan.
Considers off-gassing, touch, reflectivity and hue to create quiet backdrops rather than visual shouting.
The Index doesn’t start with “What should this look like?” It starts with “How should this feel for the people using it every day?” Each pillar is a way of making that answer concrete.
Because they are numerical, these pillars:
Real projects, scored with the same lens – so you can see what “bioharmonic” looks like in the wild.
A once gloomy terrace now organised around a planted skycourt that pulls daylight, birdsong and fresh air right through the plan.
A studio that keeps energy high without the usual burn-out, balancing open collaboration with small, sound-softened refuge rooms.
A testbed classroom where light, sound and seating layouts are tuned for focus and calm, then tracked through behaviour and feedback.
Turn “it feels a bit off in here” into a clear roadmap for a calmer, more intelligent space.
We walk your space, talk to the people who actually use it and, where helpful, place simple sensors to read light, sound and thermal patterns over a typical day.
You receive a concise, visual report that doesn’t just say what is happening, but offers a short, prioritised list of moves that will make the biggest difference.
A few lines here are enough. We’ll reply with a short view on how an Index assessment could help – or if it’s not the right tool.
The Bioharmonic Index is a research tool developed by Wish Architects. Scores shown here are indicative, based on data and feedback available at the time of assessment. They are not medical, scientific or regulatory certifications, but a design-led way to keep wellbeing at the centre of architectural decision making.