Which of the following is NOT considered one of the three main categories of biophilic design patterns as applied in modern retail architecture?

Biophilic design has been transforming retail architecture by incorporating natural elements into commercial spaces. This design approach has been proven to increase customer dwell time, boost sales, and improve overall customer experience. But how much do you know about this growing trend in retail design that's reshaping the way architects approach commercial spaces? Test your knowledge about this intersection of nature, architecture, and retail strategy!

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Nature in the Space (direct experiences of nature like plants, water, and natural light)
Natural Analogues (organic shapes, materials, and patterns that evoke nature)
Nature of the Space (spatial configurations found in nature)
Technological Biophilia (digital representations of nature through screens and projections)