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ExclusivesThinkingWellbeing at work: Why we need a collective voice
3 months ago7 min
Joe Huddleston, Design Manager at Gensler, says everyone – from architects through to landlords – needs to take shared responsibility for wellbeing.
ExclusivesThinkingOffice washrooms: Reimagined as sensory spaces that aid workplace wellbeing
3 months ago9 min
Drawing on content from a new white paper, Sophie Weston, channel marketing manager at Geberit, explores the role architects and designers have to play in sensory washroom design for office developments.
ExclusivesThinkingHelping organisations wake up to wellbeing
3 months ago14 min
Natasha Wallace, an organisational wellbeing specialist looks at helping organisations wake up to wellbeing.
EventsExclusivesStandardsDECLARE Labels: Manufacturers must stand scrutiny on materials ingredients – say industry experts
3 months ago6 min
Transparency platform and product database DECLARE is launched to the UK market by the International Living Future Institute.
ExclusivesThinkingDr Chatterjee: “How to be less stressed at work”
4 months ago15 min
Stress has been dubbed the health epidemic of the 21st Century. Bestselling author and star of Doctor in the House, Dr Rangan Chatterjee, talks us through simple measures we can take to lower our stress levels.
Rapid technological advances, globalisation and the rise of social media are amongst the dominating influences that have shaped the mindset of societies true digital natives, Generation Z, says Franki Hall, Founder of Embrace Change.