Joff Sharpe, co-founder of flexible workspace brand Storey and COO of British Land Plc talks with Work in Mind about how workplace design can support productivity.
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Sophie Barton is our Features Editor. She a journalist and editor with 17 years’ experience in the national media, specialising in wellbeing and lifestyle.
Rangan Chatterjee’s new book, Feel Better in 5, is packed with ways to improve your wellbeing. This “desk jockey” workout will help you undo the damage done by sitting down all day…
Dr Rangan Chatterjee believes his new health plan could transform businesses across the UK. Here, he explains how Feel Better in 5 can improve our wellbeing both in and out of work, and benefit employers too. By Sophie Barton
How often do you question what goes into the furnishings and buildings around you? We all want reassurance that they cause no harm to human or planetary health, but that means asking the right questions and demanding clear answers… By Sophie Barton
Creating dementia-friendly offices improves workplace wellbeing for us all. Emma Bould, from Alzheimer’s Society, and Elizabeth Butcher, from Tarkett flooring, explain…
Architects Ben Channon and Ryan Manton tell Work in Mind that student housing needs to answer our deep-rooted need for both personal and social space.
The world-leading expert on wellbeing tells Work in Mind that businesses need to address both the physical and psychological work environment in order to stay ahead - By Sophie Barton.
Clare Dickens, a mental health pioneer, explains how adaptations to the hospital environment could benefit nurses.
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Balance Awareness Week: We discover practical ways in which the built environment can assist those with balance disorders.
Architect Raefer Wallis explains how sensor data enables transparency.