ThinkingAir cleaning should become standard practice
6 months ago4 min
Trade association calls for clean air technologies and strategies to be adopted by healthcare facilities in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
HomeTagAir Quality Archives – Page 2 of 4 – Work in Mind
EventsNewsWorldGBC: Recognising the role of the built environment in tackling the global air pollution crisis
8 months ago7 min
A World Green Building Council blog for Work in Mind: part of the Air Quality in the Built Environment thought leadership series.
ExclusivesThinkingSmall changes, big differences: four easy steps to improve wellbeing in the workplace
8 months ago12 min
Niki Fuchs, managing director and co-founder of Office Space in Town discusses four small changes to improve wellbeing in the workplace.
ExclusivesThinkingThe benefits of biophilia: More than just improving indoor air quality
9 months ago13 min
Curtis Gubb, of multi-disciplinary engineering consultancy Cundall, discusses why plants should be part of every building design.
British Safety Council is building the evidence base that proves government must act on air quality.
TechnologyThinkingDesigning for good indoor air quality is no simple matter – are you up to standard?
11 months ago9 min
Ana Cross Associate Product Manager Air Handling Systems (UK) at Elta Group says we need to raise awareness about the reality of building design with outdoor air supply.
A new study has revealed that poor indoor air quality has serious consequences on US office workers’ wellbeing, including lack of focus and feeling ill.
ThinkingIndoor pollutants: The hidden menaces in your office
1 year ago12 min
The air indoors can be up to five times more polluted than that outside. Building scientist Dr Parag Rastogi explains what could be impacting the air quality in your office, and gives his solutions…
ResearchHow noise and air quality are having a negative effect on an employee’s wellbeing and productivity
1 year ago7 min
Remark Group have been conducting surveys to understand whether noise and air quality are having an impact on an employee’s wellbeing and productivity. Take a look at the results below.
ResearchSurvey reveals indoor air quality is affecting our productivity and wellbeing in the workplace
This survey undertaken by the Remark Group and leading environmental psychologist Dr Nigel Oseland has been completed by over 1,000 UK office workers.