Muhammed Yildirim is a PhD Candidate in Architecture at the University of Sydney, Australia. His research focuses on investigating the restorative benefits of multi-sensory nature experiences at workplaces using virtual reality. He is interested in the impacts of non-visual aspects of nature experiences, particularly sound and smell, on employee health, well-being, and productivity in the workplace. Muhammed completed his Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Architecture at Firat University, Turkey. His Master's research focused on exploring the potential of building information modeling (BIM)-based energy performance analysis for retrofitting existing building stock.