The fusion of modern architecture with the natural environment creates connections and experiences for the people who reside and work in these structures. No longer does a home need to be a completely separate entity from the land on which it sits. With modern design features such as expansive glass walls and sliding doors that allow for indoor-outdoor living, a home may seamlessly merge with nature. There is even a term used to describe structures that incorporate natural elements within its design in order to improve the quality of life for its habitants: biophilic design. Here are five examples of how modern architecture can coexist harmoniously with the environment around us.