ResearchBritish employees ‘positive’ about returning to work – but workplace safety still a big concern
Employers urged to get ‘back to business’ plans in place and seek expert help where needed.
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First corporate occupier in the world to receive a WELL Portfolio Score from The International WELL Building Institute (IWBI).
New lift and escalator guidance for commercial office space offers essential advice for re-occupation.
From state-of-the-art ventilation systems to sensor-activated doors, Work in Mind columnist Ben Channon explains how technological innovation will help our return to the post-pandemic office.
UK employees have high expectations about healthy workplaces in wake of Covid-19.
Research proposals that will help tackle the threat of new and emerging air quality challenges are being sought out by the UK’s science and research funding agency.
Kev Wither, Head of Landlord, for workplace design company Peldon Rose answers the big questions on how ready-to-work spaces are the way forward for landlords and how they can create truly aspirational spaces.
Tim Gledstone, a Partner at award-winning architecture practice Squire & Partners, knows a thing or two about the benefits of hyperlocal working. Here, he argues for greater connection between the healthy workspace and thriving local communities.
The global pandemic has amplified the conversation around designing for wellbeing, and colour is playing an increasingly critical role.
The funding will support multidisciplinary research networks that will address future air quality challenges at the indoor-outdoor interface.