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ThinkingMental health in the workplace: Scotland’s largest businesses pledge to reduce the stigma

More than 20 of Scotland’s largest businesses, representing tens of thousands of staff, have pledged to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health in the workplace.

EventsIreland’s National Workplace Wellbeing Day focuses on activities to improve employee health

Content Team5 years ago4 min

Ireland’s fifth National Workplace Wellbeing Day takes place today - Friday, 12th April 2019.

ThinkingTimber foundations for health and wellbeing in the workplace

Content Team5 years ago8 min

Are you taking care of your health and wellbeing yet? Wood for Good investigates the impact timber has on our health and wellbeing in the workplace.

EventsEvent: Healthy cities need healthy workplaces

Content Team6 years ago4 min

Healthy City Design conference explores a revolution in “work and workplace” in cities – and how we respond to them.

News OfficesBest workplaces in London? BCO’s Regional Awards crown winners

Content Team2 days ago13 min

London’s award-winning offices provide inspiring environments for workers and surrounding communities with sustainability and occupier needs at their core.

Exclusives ThinkingAir conditioning and workplace air quality

Content Team2 months ago13 min

Lee Jackson, Managing Director of Lee Jackson Air Conditioning, explores the importance of good air conditioning and air quality within a workplace.

ResearchReport: 20-somethings experience more sick days from ill health than those in 40s

Content Team2 months ago4 min

A report from Resolution Foundation highlights key mental health challenges of young people today and proposes solutions for the future.

ExclusivesUnderstanding the Relationship Between Flexible Office Design and Workplace Wellbeing

Content Team4 months ago13 min

Sarah Pasquall, Senior Designer at Interaction, explores the relationship between flexible office design and wellbeing, providing insights on how leaders can measure the impact of flexible design.

ResearchConstructing Health with Tye Farrow: New publication to bridge knowledge gap between medical world and design community

Content Team6 months ago5 min

Researching the intersection between neuroscience and architecture, Tye Farrow’s new publication explores how the design community can integrate cognitive psychology to enhance our experience of the built environment.

ResearchHalf of workplaces lack design features to accommodate menstruation and menopause discomfort

Sophie Crossley8 months ago8 min

While the built environment itself is inanimate, design should carefully cater to the needs of its living occupiers, including those who experience menstruation and menopause. These topics are not always easy to tackle in conversation or action, but facilitating inclusive design to provide comfort and accessibility to people who menstruate is key. With this in mind, inclusive design company, Motionspot, surveyed 2,000 office workers who experience menstruation or menopause to explore the optimal workplace design...

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