Timber is replenishable, sustainable and supports our wellbeing. Architect Andrew Waugh tells Work in Mind why he believes it’s a gamechanger for people and the planet. By Sophie Barton...
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Covid-19 has magnified inequality in the workplace, but can we shape the future to redress the balance? Work in Mind columnist and business leader Erica Wolfe-Murray discusses the issue…
ExclusivesThinkingDr Michael Mosley: “Shift work can be deadly”
2 months ago16 min
Depression, diabetes and divorce are just some of the potential risks associated with working night shifts. Dr Michael Mosley tells Work in Mind’s Sophie Barton what we can do to mitigate the impact…
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.
ExclusivesThinkingAsk the expert: Is ‘ready to work’ space the way forward for landlords?
3 months ago12 min
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.
ExclusivesThinkingCoronavirus: Lessons from lockdown
3 months ago10 min
Work in Mind columnist Ben Channon, who is Head of Wellbeing at Assael Architecture, says lockdown has given us invaluable insight into what we want and need from our workplaces.
ExclusivesThinkingWood, Wellbeing and Performance: How Workers Thrive in Wood Buildings
4 months ago11 min
Research on the healthy properties of wood in the built environment, especially our psychophysiological responses to wood, is a relatively new field of study. Can wood surroundings help to reduce stress? Yes, says the author of a new report, Graham Lowe Ph.D.