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Lonely By Design: How Modern Environments Fuel Isolation and How Nature Can Heal Us.

Author(s) Mr. Geet Menghwani
Country India
Abstract Loneliness has emerged as a global public health concern, affecting individuals across all age groups. This research examines how the design of modern environments, both physical and digital, contributes to the increasing levels of emotional and social isolation. With increasing urbanization, many people now inhabit "lonelygenic" spaces, settings that emphasize efficiency over community and often lack green areas, social gathering zones, and inclusive public infrastructure. Simultaneously, the widespread use of social media and digital communication tools creates a superficial sense of connection, particularly among adolescents, while deepening feelings of isolation. To understand potential solutions, this study draws upon psychological literature and environmental health research to examine the restorative impact of nature. It highlights that even limited exposure to green spaces can reduce stress, foster meaningful social interaction, and enhance overall mental well-being. The methodology involves analyzing existing peer-reviewed studies and synthesizing key findings related to urban design, screen usage, and access to nature. Results suggest that integrating nature into urban life may serve as a simple yet effective remedy to modern loneliness. This research highlights the need to reassess both the way we design our cities and the way we utilize technology. In an increasingly disconnected world, nature could be essential to reconnecting society.
Keywords loneliness, nature, mental health, social media, urban design, green spaces, lonelygenic environments
Field Sociology > Philosophy / Psychology / Religion
Published In Volume 7, Issue 4, July-August 2025
Published On 2025-07-27
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i04.52272
Short DOI https://doi.org/g9vprd
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